African Safaris Ltd

www.jenmansafaris.com SMALL GROUP, SCHEDULED & TAILOR MADE LODGE, CAMPING & 4x4 SAFARIS 2009 South Africa | Namibia | Botswana | Zimbabwe | Zambia | Mozambique| Madagascar | Lesotho | Swaziland | Malawi | Angola | Tanzania | Kenya | Ethiopia

Luanda

Angola Huambo

Angolan 4x4 Expedition

Namibia 43

Windhoek

Namibe

Swakopmund

Botswana Maun

Gabarone

Botswana Untouched Mobile Safari Botswana Wildlife Breakaway Botswana Classic Northern Experience Southern Experience Northern Skies Southern Skies Great Trans-African Lodge Safari Botswana Lodge Explorer Southern Africa Motorbike Expedition

Ethiopia

Addis Ababa

Ethiopia Historic Discovery

Camping Safaris in Southern Africa Botswana Untouched Mobile Safari Botswana Wildlife Breakaway Botswana Classic Real Zambian Adventure Pure Namibia Northern Experience Southern Experience Northern Skies Southern Skies Indian Ocean Diving World in One Country

Camping & Lodge Safaris in East Africa Tanzania Northern Circuit Southern Circuit Tanzania Kilimanjaro Challenge Zanzibar Package Kenya Mobile Camping Safari Kenya Nature Trails Ethiopia Historic Discovery

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Great Trans-African Lodge Safari Namibia Lodge Safari Botswana Lodge Explorer Highlights of Southern Africa Kruger Wildlife Experience Cape Town Wildlife Safari Cape Adventure Garden Route Garden Route for Family

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Expeditions African Expedition Angolan 4x4 Expedition

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Nairobi

Kenya Mobile Camping Safari Kenya Nature Trails

Johannesburg

Cape Town

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Dar es Salaam

Madagascar

Fianarantsoa

1000 Views of Madagascar Nosy Be Beach Package Isle St. Marie Beach Package Madagascar Dhow Camping Trip Turtle Bay Camp & Fishing Package Madagascar Island Hopping Madagascar North Adventure

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Arusha

Lusaka

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Livingstone

Mozambique Indian Ocean Big 5 Safari African Expedition Beira

Maputu

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Tanzania Northern Circuit Southern Circuit Unlimited Kilimanjaro Challenge Zanzibar Package

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Zambia

Special Interest Motorbike the Western Cape Southern African Motorbike Expedition Western Cape Mountain Bike Safari Greater Kruger Walking Trek Table Mountain Hiking Charity Challenges

Northern Experience Southern Experience Indian Ocean Big 5 Safari World in One Country Highlights of Southern Africa Kruger Wildlife Experience Kruger Wildlife Experience Cape Town Wildlife Safari Garden Route for Family Cape Adventure Garden Route African Expedition Motorbike the Western Cape Southern Africa Motorbike Expedition Western Cape Mountain Bike Safari Greater Kruger Walking Trek Table Mountain Hiking

Tanzania

Mombasa

Antananarivo

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South Africa

Kenya

Lodge Safaris in Southern Africa 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 16 17 18

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Pure Namibia Northern Experience Southern Experience Northern Skies Southern Skies Great Trans-African Lodge Safari Namibia Lodge Safari Angolan 4x4 Expedition Southern Africa Motorbike Expedition

Botswana Untouched Mobile Safari Botswana Wildlife Breakaway Botswana Classic Real Zambian Adventure Northern Experience Southern Experience Northern Skies Southern Skies Great Trans-African Lodge Safari Botswana Lodge Explorer Highlights of Southern Africa African Expedition

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JENMAN AFRICAN SAFARIS Jenman African Safaris is one of the leading safari travel operators in Southern Africa, East Africa and Madagascar.

Lead by brothers Garth, Brendan and Andrew Jenman, Jenman African Safaris is based in Cape Town, South Africa with operational offices in Zambia, Tanzania, Madagascar and Ethiopia, offering tailor made travel to all destinations in Southern, East Africa and Madagascar.

Since its inception in 1993, Jenman Safaris has expanded into various markets, employed more staff and we have our sights firmly set on the bright African horizon.

In 2005 the brothers saw a gap in the market for exclusive upmarket tailor-made lodge-style safaris, and created African Luxury Hideaways.

With a complete and genuine appreciation for the continent, Jenman African Safaris has secured a solid foundation in Africa.Jenman has achieved a reputation for reliability, safety, high service standards and excellent value for money.

RESPONSIBLE TOURISM We run our safaris in keeping with the following guidelines TIES (The International Ecotourism Society) defines ecotourism as “responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment and improves the well-being of local people.” This means that those who implement and participate in ecotourism activities should follow the following principles: •

Minimize impact

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Build environmental and cultural awareness and respect

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Provide positive experiences for both visitors and hosts

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Provide direct financial benefits for conservation

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Provide financial benefits and empowerment for local people

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Raise sensitivity to host countries’ political, environmental, and social climate

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Support international human rights and labor agreements

Local services Where possible we use locally owned and run services and businesses.

Why Travellers decide to travel with us?

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Over 10 years experience in running safaris.

Small Group Policy on our scheduled tours with a maximum of 10 clients on tour.

Can tailor-make any Mobile Safaris throughout Southern & East Africa as well as Madagascar.

We offer full Destination Management services in the countries we operate in.

Customized Safari vehicles for small to large groups depending on terrain.

Qualified local guides as well as special interest & language guides of whom all are members of appropriate guiding associations.

Family-run company with highly motivated and experienced staff.

Central reservation offices with 24-hour response time.

Operational offices throughout Southern Africa, East Africa and Madagascar to guarantee a high standard of service and 24-hour emergency phone.

Responsible Tourism policy - we make use of eco-friendly lodges & have a responsible recycling policy at all of our offices.

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staying in locally owned and run accommodation in preference to foreign owned hotel chains

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buying our food and supplies from local markets and stores.

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supporting local business and their income by using locally owned shops and restaurants, our guides are all African and know the areas they guide in as well as the areas and cultures in which you’ll travel.

Responsible actions

We encourage clients through our guides, literature and actions to act in a responsible way towards local people, customs and environment. Where possible, we support accommodation providers who follow specific eco-tourism principles. For new destinations, we take into consideration environmental, cultural and economic issues.

Low impact

By keeping our group sizes small we ensure that our operations do not disrupt or lead to the displacement of local people. Small groups require smaller and less obtrusive support vehicles. By biking and walking, we travel in a low impact manner, both on the environment and the peoples.

Jenman African Safaris is a member of the following associations

Environment

We take responsibility for our actions in maintaining and improving the environment by:

Financial Protection and Quality SATSA is aware of the importance of a high standard of service excellence within the SA tourism industry, and therefore provides a strict Code of Conduct for SATSA members to recognise and act upon. All SATSA members need to abide by the specifications and duties bestowed upon them when becoming an accredited SATSA member. Being a member of SATSA Jenman Safaris is fully bonded for your financial protection, no mater where in the world you book your holiday. Jenman Safaris offers you unbeatable financial protection and holiday security. SATSA Number: 914

Secure Transport

ATTA (Advancing Tourism to Africa) creates a hub for the positive development of travel and tourism in Africa. It also is the source for all news in and around Africa. With over 350 members ATTA is Europe’s largest trade association promoting Africa.

Security Travellers are faced with a myriad of alternatives as to transportation, accommodations and other travel services. Travellers must depend on travel agencies and others in the industry to guide them honestly and competently. All ASTA members pledge themselves to conduct their business activities in a manner that promotes the ideal of integrity in travel and agree to act in accordance with the applicable sections of the following Principles of the ASTA Code of Ethics. Asta Number: 900142316

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minimizing litter and disposing of litter in the best way possible.

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employing environmental considerations into all trips and business planning.

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We upgrade and service our vehicles on a regular basis so that we minimise the pollution on the environment.

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We also encourage our guides to use gas to cook with instead of burning firewood from the areas where they stay overnight.

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Encouraging clients to assist in keeping their travelling environment tidy and clean.

A large percentage of our team is from a local community. We support local communities by visiting villages and schools on tour where the clients can make donations or where they can purchase handmade products. Some groups arrange to stay for a period of time in the villages and get involved in community work projects. We can arrange township tours and dinners for travellers, therefore supporting the local community and economy.

Your Guides

Sustainable Tourism

minimizing water and atmospheric pollution and misuse.

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Community support

To strengthen and improve public transportation, APTA serves and leads its diverse membership through advocacy, innovation and information sharing. APTA and its members and staff work to ensure that public transportation is available and accessible for all Americans in communities across the country.

The Field Guides Association of Southern Africa (FGASA) was formally established in 1992. It is a non-profit organisation representing individual field guides, trackers and organisations involved in offering professional field guiding services to members of the public. FGASA aims to promote a culture of professional guiding based on a strong ethical, well-informed, safety-conscious approach to provide the visitor to the African bush with a pleasant and memorable experience. FGASA number: 11094

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Conservation

The activities we arrange help to impart knowledge about wildlife, and educate and enable people to experience and get close to nature.

Most of our tours include visits to National Parks which charge a conservation fee and in some cases, a large portion of the entrance fee is given to the local community. In consistently supporting these National Parks throughout Southern Africa, East Africa and Madagascar, we help to further the conservation in the respective areas.

Training

Jenman Safaris provides regular and ongoing training in the principles and practices of responsible tourism to our Team.

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We aim to reduce the levels of energy use in our offices by utilizing energy-saving light-bulbs and minimal heating, by use of thermal insulation in ceiling cavities.

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The use of paper is reduced by increased training and use of computer technology, as well as internal documentation being printed on both paper sides.

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Water is saved by using recycled kitchen waste-water as a means to irrigate the company garden.

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The company garden makes use of indigenous plants that typically use less water than alien vegetation.

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Our refuse is divided into glass, plastic and paper, for appropriate recycling.

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SAFARI DISCOUNTS!

TAILOR-MADE SAFARIS

Book Early

Creating a tailor-made safari is an excellent way to make your African adventure dreams come true. Throughout this brochure you will find numerous small-group, scheduled safaris that Jenman African Safaris runs in Southern Africa, East Africa and Madagascar. You can join one of our scheduled trips or if you’d like, one of our experienced travel consultants can tailor-make a private safari or coach tour to meet your departure date, time period, group size and budget.

Book and pay for one of our safaris 9 months in advance and you will receive a discount of 5%

Travel in a Group

Travel together with two other friends or family members and you will each receive a discount of 5%

Guided Safaris are most popular, where you have the luxury and added security of a guide to accompany you throughout the safari. Choose from deluxe, lodge, camping, adventure, walking, trekking safaris and family safaris.

Frequent Traveller

Is this your second or third trip with Jenman African Safaris? Let us know and you will receive a 10% discount for your booking!

Our principal aim on all of our safaris is to make your trip as enjoyable, comfortable, and unforgettable as possible. We have a number of safari vehicles, and for each tour we use the vehicle most suited, depending upon group size, tour style, and budget. Any one of our fully equipped safari vehicles shown may be used for your tour.

Combine your trips

Combine two of our safaris, tours or packages in this brochure and you will receive a 5% discount on your total invoice.

Contact us for further information, or to help plan your special tailor-made safari

Tell your friends!

Are you a past client? Refer your friends and family to us and they will receive a 5% discount on their booking.

Low Season Discounts

DESTINATION MANAGEMENT COMPANY (DMC SERVICES)

Look out for the departure dates on our tours which are highlighted with this sign! We will give you a 10% discount when travelling on those selected departure dates during low season!

Jenman African Safaris operates safaris in 14 different countries which include: Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Madagascar, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana, Angola, Namibia, Swaziland, Lesotho and South Africa.

Please note discount programs cannot be combined or done in conjunction with any other specials. Terms and Conditions apply. Discount and specials only apply for scheduled tours.

For our scheduled tours and tailor-made safaris you can book any pre and post tour accommodation, airport transfers or activities through our central reservation office in Cape Town.

TRAVELLING IN AFRICA

Jenman also offers full destination management services in Livingstone, Victoria Falls, Kasane (Chobe), Cape Town and Madagascar. Visit the following websites to get more information: www.victoriafalls.biz, www.capetownsafaris.com and www.travel2madagascar.com

Africa is a place where time does not matter!

Here wildlife still lives in its natural surrounding. If you feel adventurous enough to camp next to them and if you have patience and respect for animals, then we will take you on a safari you will never forget. Carefully selected campsites and lodges close enough to wildlife but unobtrusive to animals and nature offer you the perfect African experience.

In order to show you as much of Africa as possible we occasionally have long, sometimes short travelling days and once in a while we stay at a camp site for more than one night. If unexpected events occur, then we rely on your flexibility and our knowledge and you might have to accept change in the itinerary.

If you have always wanted to explore the African wildlife, nature and culture, if you feel ready for an exceptionally outstanding adventure and have a sense of humour, a relaxed attitude and lots of adventure in you… Find the journey you like the most, email us, just give us a call or refer your agent to us. We will be waiting for you and hope to welcome you on one of our exciting safaris soon.

WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY Madagascar

Anne – South Africa (June 2008) “The dhow was great, our guide (Angelot) looked after us really well. It was so relaxing not having to think what to do next, everything went as planned. a holiday to remember. We did some great snorkelling around Nose Tanikely, saw dolphins, turtles and lemurs.”

Botswana

Maxime – USA (May 2008) “The group had such a great time; I have come away with more wonderful memories of Africa along with some new friends from all over the world. Our days were just perfect; to start with hot water boiling when we arrived at the campsite for breakfast to wonderfully cooked meals in the evening (better than a lot of restaurants I have been to) We established such a great rapport amongst the group, from washing dishes, to pushing the vehicle out of water/sand.”

Frank Gaffney – Ireland (July 2008) “And if Chantal and Mike (and of course Hilka) are typical of Jenman staff I can only applaud your choice and high standards. I will have no hesitation in recommending your splendid and caring company to anybody who may be even remotely interested in an African Experience.

And finally Hilka, I want you to once more stand up and take four bows this time, one for yourself, one for Mike, one for Chantal and one for Jenmans.”

Kenya – Tailor Made

Walter & Marg Friese – Canada (February 2008) We have now returned from our safari and I wanted to personally and directly thank you for the work you all did to make this safari possible for us. Our experience was very good and all the services were carried out without any problems or difficulties at all during the safari. Your service was excellent and you would certainly be given our vote of confidence for any such safari to be done in the area. Great continuity of service, a very knowledgeable driver guide and above all it was possible to see the animals and make some great long lasting photos of the whole trip.

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VEHICLES

VEHICLE CHARTERS

Our fleet consists of the following vehicles that we make use of on our scheduled and tailor-made itineraries:

Jenman has larger vehicles in its fleet which are available for charter. We have 17 seater Mercedes Sprinters, 24 seater Toyota Overland Safari Vehicles as well as 28 and 44 seater coaches. If you would like to charter any of these vehicles or have a larger group you’d like us to customise an itinerary for, please let us know.

4x4 Toyota Landcruiser For 4x4 itineraries we make use of custom-built Toyota Landcruisers with 10 forward facing comfortable seats (7 window seats) and game viewing windows.

GUIDING TEAM Jenman African Safaris, as a member of SATSA and a corporate member of FGASA (Field Guides Association of Southern Africa) requires that all of our guides are trained and registered members of FGASA and DEAT (Department for Economic Development and Tourism). The success of Jenman African Safaris lies with our guides, all of whom are African locals and they have the correct combination of the required skills and motivation to ensure a good experience and successful journey.

In addition, the vehicle is equipped with a roof rack to accommodate luggage and provide maximum space and comfort inside. An off-road trailer is fitted with a fully equipped bush kitchen on Camping Safaris.

Toyota Quantum Mini Bus On our non-4x4 routes we use either Toyota Landcruisers or Toyota Quantum Mini Busses. The vehicles have 10 forward facing comfortable seats.

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The vehicle is air-conditioned with individual vents above each seat.

Your Security: Real Time Tracking Jenman African Safaris has ‘real-time’ tracking systems in place on all of our Safari Vehicles. This means that we will know exactly where you are at all times and even what speed you are travelling at.

Hotel Accommodation Lodge / Chalet / Permanent Tented Camp / Hut Permanent Tented Camp Tented Accommodation 4x4 Route

Jenman African Safaris reserves the right to make use of different vehicles due to unforeseen circumstances or during high season.

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Please note: all rates are valid from the 1st January 2009 – 31st October 2009 unless otherwise indicated. Rates are subject to change.

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BOTSWANA UNTOUCHED

South Africa, Botswana, Zambia Livingstone Victoria Falls Savuti NP Moremi NP Khwai River

Chobe NP Okavango Delta

Kubu Island Makgadikgadi Pans Khama Rhino Sanctuary

14 days from Johannesburg to Livingstone

BOTSWANA

Explore Botswana’s finest National Parks during this 14-day safari. In 4x4 vehicles, you will be travelling from Johannesburg to spend your first night at the Limpopo River, the natural border between Botswana and South Africa. See white rhinos in the Khama Rhino Sanctuary and giraffe, elephant, zebra, impala, roan, sable, wildebeest, kudu, buffalo, waterbuck, warthog and eland in the Savuti Game Reserve. Discover the Okavango Delta in traditional dug-out canoes and enjoy the Chobe National Park’s wildlife on a boat cruise on the Chobe River. This is a true African wildlife adventure!

IN SOUTHERN AFRICA Jenman African Safaris offers four different types of camping safaris in southern Africa on scheduled tours. For Tailormade tours, please choose the style of tour you would like. Jenman African Safaris can also tailor-make your camping safari to a non-participation safari.

Camping Safaris, semi-participation

Our semi-participation Camping Safaris run with a maximum of 10 clients. We operate this type of safari throughout Southern Africa. A guide, who is both driver and cook, will accompany the clients. We want our clients to be part of the experience and therefore ask them to participate in the tour. This means, that the participants will be responsible for performing and helping with certain tasks, such as setting up and breaking down of overnight camps (tents, chairs, tables), packing and unpacking the vehicle, assisting with preparation of meals and cleaning dishes. The guide will do the cooking and be responsible for all other organisational duties.

Upgraded Camping Safari, semi-participation

We offer semi-participation Upgraded Camping Safaris throughout Southern Africa. Accommodation will be a mix of camping and Lodge/Chalet/permanent Tented Camp or Hut accommodation. This type of safari also runs with a maximum of 10 clients and a guide, who is both driver and cook, and offers two different levels of accommodation. The group will be a combination of clients booked on a semi-participation Camping Safari, clients booked on a semi-participation Upgraded Camping Safari as well as clients booked on our third option – the fully upgraded Camping Safari with semi participation.

Fully Upgraded Camping Safari, semi-participation

Jenman African Safaris operates this type of safari also in Southern Africa. The tour runs with a maximum of 10 clients and a guide, who is both driver and cook will accompany the clients. Clients booked on this type of safari will stay in Lodges, Chalets and Tented Lodges each night of their safari adventure. The tour group will be a combination of clients, who booked one of the above mentioned options.

We make use of properties that have camping facilities as well as chalets, lodges or tented camps. Standard, upgraded and fully upgraded clients will travel and enjoy their meals together. The Upgraded Option gives the additional comfort of extra-bedded accommodation. Clients are also asked to help out with the camp duties (setting up and breaking down the overnight camps, tents, chairs; packing and unpacking the vehicle, assisting with preparation of meals and cleaning dishes.

Camping & Upgraded Camping Safari, limited-participation

Last but not least Jenman African Safaris offers limited participation safaris. These tours are run similar to our semiparticipation safaris but with a maximum of 9 clients. The group is accompanied by a guide and a driver. The crew will take over all camp duties. Clients are asked to put up their own tents.

Meals

On all of the above mentioned safaris, the tour guide will be responsible for the shopping and cooking of all the meals.

All clients booked on our Camping Safari, Upgraded Camping or fully Upgraded Camping Safari will enjoy the same wholesome meals. These meals will be enjoyed together in the evening often around the camp fire.

Local Payment

On most of our Safaris a local payment needs to be paid to the guide before the tours starts. Your local payment covers on the road expenses such as National Park entrance fees, excursions and activities as well as the use of local guides.

This provides your guide with sufficient funds on the road and ensures that your money goes to the African communities directly.

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Accommodation Camping We make use of designated campsites either within a National Park, on the banks of a river or other places of interest. All campsites have shared ablution facilities with showers, flushing toilets and running water (unless otherwise specified in the detailed itinerary). Jenman African Safaris tries to avoid crowded campsites and brings you to secluded spots, often supported by the local community. We make use of spacious 3-person dome tents, allowing two per tent. All tents are fitted with Mosquitoscreened windows and doors. In addition, we provide 5 cm thick sleeping mattresses.

Upgraded & Fully Upgraded Camping Accommodation For our Upgraded Camping and Fully Upgraded Camping Safaris, we make use of 2-3 star typical African standard lodge accommodation.

Accommodation is situated either in National Parks, on the banks of a river or in other place of interest. The accommodation will be a mix of Lodges, Chalets and Tented Camps. Most of them have a private bathroom with a shower and toilet, others have shared ablutions available. Some properties are equipped with swimming pools and/or bar areas.

Please note that clients booked on the Upgraded Camping Safari will only stay a certain number of nights in the Lodges, Chalets or Permanent Tented Camps; the remainder of the nights will be camping. Clients, who choose our fully upgraded camping options, will stay in the lodge, chalet or permanent tented camps each night of their safari.

Vehicles Jenman makes use of two different types of vehicles in Southern Africa.

You will either be travelling in one of our custom-built Toyota Landcruisers or Jenman’s Toyota Quantum Mini Busses. On all tours, highlighted with our 4x4 icon , you will be guaranteed the Toyota Landcruiser.

Jenman African Safaris reserves the right to make use of different vehicles due to unforeseen circumstances or during high season.

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SOUTH AFRICA

Two options available: Small- group Camping Safari, limited participation 13

US$ 1910 / € 1315 / £ 885, local payment US$ 300

Small-group Upgraded Camping Safari, limited participation 5 8

US$ 2310 / € 1590 / £ 1070, local payment US$ 300 Single Supplement US$ 315 / € 140 / £ 95

Group Size Min 4, Maximum 9

DAY 8: Savuti Game Reserve, Botswana Leaving the Moremi Reserve we enter the bordering Savuti Game Reserve. The day is spent game driving through the park. All of the major species might be seen: giraffe, elephant, zebra, impala, roan, sable, wildebeest, kudu, buffalo, waterbuck, warthog, eland and more. Additionally bird-lovers will enjoy the variety of birds in the park!

Departure Dates

Tuli Block

DAY 9 - 10: Chobe National Park, Botswana These two days are spent exploring another of Botswana’s highlights - the Chobe National Park with its abundance of wildlife. Several Game Drives will bring us closer to the wildlife and at night we will listen to nature’s call and maybe roaring lions!

DAY 11: Chobe National Park and Kasane, Botswana After a last game drive we exit the Chobe National Park and make our way to Kasane. Enjoy the afternoon on a sunset cruise on the Chobe River. We can watch elephants, hippos, lions, crocodiles and a variety of birds.

DAY 1: Johannesburg to Tuli Block, South Africa We go from Johannesburg via Pretoria, Potgietersrus and through the Limpopo Province into Botswana via the Zanzibar border post. We set up camp in the area known as the Tuli Block.This thin strip of land in the south-east of Botswana is one of the few areas of commercial farmland. We will head off for a game drive either in the evening of day 1 or the next morning.

DAY 2: Tuli Block to Khama Rhino Sanctuary, Botswana Our destination for the day is the Khama Rhino Sanctuary. The Khama Rhino Sanctuary Trust is a community based wildlife project saving the vanishing white rhino. We explore the sanctuary on an afternoon game drive.

DAY 12: Chobe National Park to Victoria Falls, Zambia We cross the Zambezi River by ferry in order to get from Chobe to Livingstone in Zambia. You have the afternoon to relax or take part in optional activities at the Zambezi Waterfront (own expense).

DAY 13: Livingstone and Victoria Falls, Zambia After breakfast we explore the mighty Victoria Falls on a guided walk.

Afternoon at leisure (own expense).

DAY 14: End of Tour Our safari ends after breakfast and we hope we can welcome you again one day on another of our African adventures.

DAY 3: Khama Rhino Sanctuary to Kubu Island, Botswana We’ll head north-west to Kubu Island and stop at the Makgadikgadi Pans. After appreciating the wide-open, uninhabited spaces we step off for Kubu Island Camp.

DAY 4: Maun and the Khwai River, Botswana We head off for Maun and onto a private concession in the Khwai area. We go on a night game drive where we’ll have the opportunity to spot a variety of nocturnal animals.

DAY 5: Khwai River, Botswana, Botswana Today we spend a full day in the bush on a game drive, spotting a variety of game that frequent this region and exploring the Khwai River and it’s surrounding Mopane forests. With some luck you’ll see some of the Big Five.

DAY 6: Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana We now head into the famous Moremi Game Reserve known as one of the most beautiful and varied reserves in Africa.

DAY 7: Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana This morning we’ll float in Mokoros through the thick vegetation of the Okavango Delta discovering a variety of birds and wildlife hoping to spot elephants, waterbuck and other animals.

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Zambia, Namibia, Botswana

WILDLIFE BREAKAWAY 14 days Livingstone to Livingstone

Two options available: Small-group Camping Safari, semi-participation 13

US$ 1765 / € 1215 / £ 820, local payment US$ 245

Small-group Upgraded Camping Safari, semiparticipation

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US$ 2525 / € 1740 / £ 1150, local payment US$ 245 Single Supplement US$ 320 / € 220 / £ 120

Group Size Min 4, Max 10

This 14-day Livingstone to Livingstone journey takes us through some of Botswana’s most magnificent game reserves, starting and ending at the spectacular Victoria Falls – a sight to behold. Highlights of this trip include sunset cruise in Chobe Game Reserve, Makgadikgadi pans, Bush walk, Game Drive in the Moremi National Park, Maun, Khwai River Game Drive and Night Drive, 2-Day Okavango Delta experience including Mokoro excursion, Mahangu National Park, Popa Falls, Western Caprivi, Eastern Caprivi, Game Drive in Mudumu National Park and Victoria Falls.

DAY 1: Livingstone to Chobe National Park, Botswana A morning departure takes you from Livingstone, Zambia into Botswana. We’ll cross the Zambezi River and make our way to our camp on the Chobe River. We let the day become night on a sunset cruise on the river and watch elephants, hippos, lions, crocodiles and a variety of birds.

DAY 2: Makgadikgadi Pans, Botswana We need to get up early, as today is our longest drive of the safari.

We’ll head south to Planet Baobab and stop at the Makgadikgadi Pans to have a closer look. If the conditions allow we’ll take a drive onto the Pans. After your arrival at the lodge we spend the afternoon with a walk to the elephant hole and relaxing at the camps’ facilities.

DAY 3: Maun and the Khwai River, Botswana After breakfast we head out for a Bush Walk with our local guide, learning about the history, flora and fauna of the area and the use of various plants in traditional life. We then head off for Maun and onto the Khwai River. This area lies between Moremi and Chobe and we’ll have the opportunity to spot a variety of nocturnal animals.

DAY 4: Khwai River, Botswana We spend a full day in the bush on a game drive. Driving through the wilderness area of the Khwai region we may spot a variety of game that frequent this region that borders Moremi and Chobe. Picniclunch will be in the wilderness area.

DAY 5: Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana After having explored the Khwai area we now head into the famous Moremi Game Reserve. known as one of the most beautiful and varied reserves in Africa with an unprecedented concentration of wildlife. The full day is spent in the unspoiled nature of the Moremi Game Reserve.

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DAY 6: Maun, Botswana After our game experiences we head back to Maun. Here we have the option of a scenic flight over the Delta or we can spend the afternoon relaxing next to the pool at our Camp.

DAY 7 - 8: Okavango Delta, Botswana From here we head into the largest inland delta in the world - the Okavango Delta. We’ll float in Mokoros through the thick vegetation of the Delta discovering a variety of birds and wildlife and will stop at a secluded island to take a guided walk DAY 9 - 10: Mahangu National Park and Popa Falls, Namibia Today we will enter Namibia and visit the Popa Falls. The next day we visit Mahango National Park. We spend the day on a game drive through this National Park hoping to spot some of its animals.

DAY 11 - 12: Kwando River and Mudumu Park, Namibia Today we drive along the Caprivi Strip and we’ll spend the afternoon on a game drive through Susuwe National Park before heading to our overnight camp on the Kwando River. On day 12 we make our way to Mudumu National Park.

DAY 13: Livingstone and Victoria Falls, Zambia Today we leave Namibia behind us and come to the place where we started - Livingstone. The rest of the day is for leisure. You can visit the Victoria Falls, do white water rafting, go for bungee jumping etc.

DAY 14: Livingstone and Victoria Falls, Zambia Our safari ends after Breakfast and we hope we can welcome you again one day on another of our African Adventures.

Departure Dates

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Botswana, Zambia

BOTSWANA 6 days Livingstone to Maun This safari is a shorter leg of the Botswana Wildlife Breakaway (page 10). It covers the first six adventurous days from Livingstone to Maun.

Departure Dates 2009 same as Botswana Wildlife Breakaway on page 10.

The Botswana Classic is a perfect add- on to one of our safaris starting or ending in Livingstone or for those with limited time.

We also offer a 9- and a 12-Day Botswana tour from Maun to Livingstone. Please contact us for more information.

Small-group Camping Safari, semi-participation 5

US$ 1230 / ¤ 850 / £ 569, local payment US$145

Small-group Upgraded Camping Safari, semiparticipation 5

US$ 1590 / ¤ 1100 / £ 740, local payment US$145 Single Supplement US$ 102 / € 70 / £ 45

Group Size Min 4, Maximum 10

This tour links to our Southern Experience, page 15.

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Zambia

ADVENTURE

Namibia Epupa Falls

Small-group Camping Safari, semi-participation 13

US$ 1720 / ¤1185 / £ 950, local payment US$ 585 (can be prepaid)

Group Size Min 4, Maximum 10 DAY 9 - 11: Kafue National Park, Zambia We head for the northern part of the Kafue National Park where we’ll camp for 3 nights. This reserve covers a huge wetland area and miombo woodlands.

DAY 2 - 3: Lake Kariba, Zambia We make our way to the shores of Lake Kariba. About 160km downstream of Victoria Falls, Africa’s fourth longest river flows into a vast artificial lake. Explore the area and relax on a boat cruise as the sun sets.

DAY 12: Lochinvar National Park, Zambia This National Park south of Lusaka is situated on the Chunga Lagoon with its abundant birdlife. The wetlands and surrounding floodplains support herds of buffalo, lechwe and zebra.

DAY 4 - 7: Lower Zambezi Canoeing We drive to Lower Zambezi Valley and spend three nights camping on the banks of the Zambezi River. Enjoy 3 days canoeing down the Zambezi River. The river attracts elephants and other wildlife from the surrounding wilderness.

DAY 8: Drive to Lusaka, Zambia Today we leave the Lower Zambezi and drive to Lusaka, Zambia’s capital.

DAY 13: Livingstone, Zambia Today we head back towards Livingstone, where we started our breathtaking adventure through Zambia.

DAY 14: Tour ends, Zambia After a hearty breakfast, our tour ends. We hope you took some breathtaking pictures to keep this adventure a life long vivid memory.

Etosha NP

Windhoek

Swakopmund

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NAMIBIA

Spitzkoppe Waterberg Plateau

15 days from Windhoek to Windhoek Two weeks of wildlife, ancient tribes, unforgettable sand dunes and excellent Namibian hospitality. This trip starts and ends in Windhoek and includes abundant wildlife at Etosha National Park, a fascinating insight into the Himba people of Epupa Falls, the quaint coastal town of Swakopmund and the world’s highest dunes at Sossusvlei.

* Guaranteed Departures DAY 1: Livingstone, Zambia You will be met and transferred to your campsite at the Zambezi Waterfront right on the Zambezi River. In the afternoon we explore the Victoria Falls on a guided walk.

Opuwo Palmwag

14 days from Livingstone to Livingstone Vast tracts of wilderness and sensational wildlife: these are the hallmarks of Zambia and what you’ll experience on this 14-day camping safari in the heart of Southern Africa. Spot magnificent game and birdlife in Kafue and Lochinvar National Parks, witness the unbridled power of Victoria Falls, relax at Lake Kariba and canoe the Zambezi River in the company of hippos…

Ruacana

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DAY 1: Windhoek After your arrival at Windhoek the rest of the day is free for leisure.

DAY 2: Windhoek to Waterberg Plateau Early in the morning, we leave Windhoek and drive to the Waterberg Plateau. After arrival we are taken on an open vehicle game drive through the National Park to have a look at old rock stratum and at where dinosaurs left their tracks 200 million years ago.

DAY 3 - 4: Drive to Etosha National Park, Namibia We travel towards Namibia’s well-known Highlight of the North – Etosha National Park and go on our first game. On Day 4 we’ll spend as much time as possible driving through the ‘Great White Place’.

DAY 5: Etosha to Ruacana National Park, Namibia We leave Etosha National Park and enter the rural areas of northern Namibia, where many small rural villages can be seen before arriving in Ruacana.

DAY 6 - 7: Ruacana Falls and Epupa We will get up early and go on a hike to Ruacana Falls. We then get deeper into the Kunene Region, exploring the real life of the Himba Tribe. On Day 7 we will take part in a Himba Experience and visit one of their local villages to explore their culture and traditions.

DAY 8: Palmwag, Namibia On our way to Palmwag we drive through the Joubert Pass. We are going on a walk to hopefully see some desert elephants.

Sossusvlei

Two options available Small-group Camping Safari, semi-participation

11 3

US$ 1950 / € 1345 / £ 1080, local payment ZAR 1500 Single supplement US$ 50 / € 35 / £ 30

Small-group Fully Upgraded Camping Safari, semi-participation 14

US$ 2780 / € 1915 / £ 1535, local payment ZAR 1500

Single supplement US$ 295 / € 205 / £ 165 Group Size Min 4, Maximum 10

DAY 9: Spitzkoppe, Namibia Our destination today is Spitzkoppe, known as the ‘Matterhorn of Namibia’. We will leave Palmwag early so that there are enough hours to still enjoy a hike at Spitzkoppe.

DAY 10 - 11: Swakopmund, Namibia Today we go back to Swakopmund. If you want to you can participate in Quad biking, Sand boarding or Sky diving.

DAY 12-13: Sossusvlei, Namibia An early morning start takes us from Swakopmund south through Walvis Bay on our way to Sesriem in the apparently oldest desert – Namib Desert. We visit the world’s highest sand dunes at Sossusvlei.

There is an option of taking the shuttle into the dunes (own expense) At sunrise these red sand dunes are absolutely spectacular and provide for a fantastic photo opportunity. With luck, there may even be water in the vlei (lake).

DAY 14: Drive to Windhoek, Namibia We leave the Desert behind us and travel back to Windhoek. In the evening we’ll arrive back in civilization in Windhoek and celebrate our last evening of the tour.

DAYS 15: Windhoek, End of tour You will be transferred to the airport to check-in for your flight. We hope to welcome you again sometime on one of our adventures.

* German-only departures

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Zambia, Botswana, Namibia, South Africa

EXPERIENCE

22 days from Cape Town to Victoria Falls/Livingstone & 22 days from Victoria Falls/Livingstone to Cape Town

Three options available: Small-group Camping Safari, semi-participation 17 4

US$ 2315 / € 1595 / £ 1280, local payment ZAR 1950 Single Supplement US $100 / € 70 / £ 55

Small-group Upgraded Camping Safari, semi participation 10 11

US$ 2865 / € 1975 / £ 1580, local payment ZAR 1950 Single Supplement US$ 290/ € 200 / £ 160

Small-group Fully Upgraded Safari 21

Your journey starts in Cape Town, with spectacular scenery by day and bustling city vibe by night. Head through the Cedarberg Mountains, explore the Orange River by canoe and marvel at the Fish River Canyon. Experience breath-taking sand dunes in Sossusvlei and follow the tracks of the elusive Desert Elephant, after encountering animated creatures at Cape Cross Seal Colony. Continue northwards to Etosha for wonderful game-viewing. Practice your wildlife spotting in the outstanding Okavango Delta and Chobe National Park in Botswana, before ending your safari at the Victoria Falls.

Jenman African Safaris also operates this tour from Victoria Falls/Livingstone to Cape Town.

The itinerary stays the same, running in the opposite direction.

Departure Dates: Northern Experience

NEW

US $ 3475 / € 2395 / £ 1920, local payment ZAR 1950 Single Supplement US $ 450 / € 310 / £ 250

Group Size Min 4, Maximum 10

DAY 1: Cape Town, South Africa Arrival in Cape Town. You have the remainder of the day at leisure.

DAY 2: Cape Town to Cedarberg Mountains and Citrusdale Hot Springs, South Africa An early start takes us to the beach on the Atlantic Ocean to have a last look at Table Mountain across the bay. After lunch we head for the Cedarberg Mountains, bypassing Citrusdal.

DAY 3: West Coast of South Africa to Orange River, South Africa Travelling up the West Coast, we pass through some magnificent mountain ranges on our way to the Orange River.

DAY 4: Canoeing on the Orange River, Namibia The only travelling today is done in a canoe. Put your feet up and relax as the currents take you downstream – mind the rapids though!

DAY 5: Fish River Canyon A short drive takes us close to the Fish River Canyon. Later in the evening we take in another perfect African sunset with the magnificent views and scenery along the edge of the Canyon.

DAY 6: Sossuvlei, Namibia Moving inland we make our way to our accommodation, which is close to the world’s highest sand dunes at Sossusvlei.

DAY 7: Sesriem and Sossusvlei, Namibia We visit the world’s highest sand dunes at Sossusvlei. A drive into the dunes is also available (optional cost).

DAY 8: Namib Nauklift National Park & Kuiseb Canyon to Swakopmund, Namibia The day is spent driving through the Namib Naukluft National Park and the Kuiseb Canyon on our way to Swakopmund.

DAY 9: Swakopmund Namibia We have the opportunity to explore this quaint German town by day and night. There are a number of activities to enjoy here; sand boarding, quad biking, skydiving and even fishing. You may even dare to brave the Atlantic sea.

DAY 10: Cape Cross Seal Colony and Brandberg, Namibia We follow the barren Namibian coastline and visit Africa’s largest seal colony. Leaving the cold Atlantic coastline behind we head inland across the desert planes to Brandberg to marvel at the famous ‘White Lady’ rock painting.

DAY 11: Twyfelfontein Petrified Forest and Himba Village, Namibia An early morning start takes us from Brandberg to our first stop at Twyfelfontein and to Petrified Forest. Our final destination for the day will be Kamanjab. We explore a traditional Himba Village that afternoon or the next morning.

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* German-only departures ** guaranteed departures This tour links to our Botswana Wildlife Breakaway & Botswana Classic, page 10

Departure Dates: Southern Experience

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* German-only departures ** Guaranteed departures

DAY 12: Kamanjab to Etosha National Park, Namibia We head to the land of the big five – Etosha National Park. As the sun sets and late into the night, the group has the opportunity to watch animals drink at floodlit waterholes.

DAYS 13 - 14: Etosha National Park, Namibia We fill the next 2 days with game drives, including evening game viewing at floodlit waterholes. We will also take game drives at sunrise.

DAY 15 - 16: Etosha to Kavango River, Namibia Leaving Etosha we head to Rundu. A sunset cruise, horse riding, traditional dancing in the evening as well as visiting a local village are optional.

DAY 17 - 18: Kavango River to Okavango Delta, Botswana We leave Namibia for Etsha in Botswana. We explore the network of water pathways through thick vegetation in mokoros and speedboat, which bring us to a secluded island for a short bush walk.

DAY 19: Western Caprivi, Namibia Leaving Botswana, we drive up the Western border back into Namibia driving through the Caprivi. From here we go on a game drive to the Mudumo National Park.

DAY 20: Chobe National Park, Botswana The next morning we head along the Caprivi and cross the border back into Botswana to drive through Chobe National Park to our camp on the Chobe River. In the afternoon you will go on a sunset cruise along the banks of the Chobe River listening to the calls of Africa.

DAY 21: Chobe National Park to Victoria Falls, Zambia A mid morning departure takes you from Chobe to Livingstone in Zambia by ferry. The Victoria Falls can be seen from Livingstone in Zambia. The Falls are over a mile in length and create the largest water curtain in the world.

DAY 22: End of Tour The tour ends after breakfast this morning.

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Nambia, Botswana, Zambia

Small-group Camping Safari, semi-participation 11 3

South Africa, Mozambique

US$ 1925 / € 1325 / £ 1060, local payment ZAR 1500 Single Supplement US$ 95 / € 65 / £ 55

Small-group Upgraded Camping Safari, semi participation 5 9

US$ 2300 / € 1535 / £ 1150, local payment ZAR 1500 Single Supplement US$ 335 / € 230 / £ 150

Small-group Fully Upgraded Camping Safari, semi participation NEW 14

Embark on a two week adventure safari from Swakopmund to Victoria Falls, enjoying all the wild splendour in between. In 15 days, journey through Namibia, Botswana and Zambia, with insights into real African culture and wildlife as you enjoy the shorter leg of the Northern Experience Safari

US$ 2650 / €1825 / £ 2650, local payment ZAR 1500 Single Supplement US$ 365 / € 250 / £ 200

Group Size Min 4, Maximum 10 DAY 1 - 2: Swakopmund, Namibia You will be met in the German town Swakopmund in the afternoon at the Villa Wiese. That evening you can explore the town and the next day we have the opportunity to participate in some activities like sand boarding, quad biking, skydiving and even fishing.

DAY 3: Cape Cross Seal Colony and Brandberg, Namibia We follow the barren Namibian Coastline to take a look at Africa’s largest seal colony. Then we travel to Brandberg to marvel at the famous ‘White Lady’ rock painting in the desert.

DAY 4: Twyfelfontein Petrified Forest and the Himba Village, Namibia From Brandberg we travel to Twyfelfontein and Petrified Forest, where we explore a traditional Himba Village. This will be a journey of learning of our last traditional tribe in Namibia, the Ova-Himba.

DAY 5: Kamanjab to Etosha National Park, Namibia Today we head to the land of the big five – Etosha National Park. As the sun sets and late into the night the group has the opportunity to watch animals drink at floodlit waterholes.

DAY 2: Depart Victoria Falls for Chobe National Park, Botswana A mid morning departure takes you from Livingstone in Zambia by ferry across the Zambezi and onto Botswana. The afternoon is spent on a sunset cruise game viewing in a part of Africa’s unspoilt wilderness, Chobe National Park.

DAY 3: Western Caprivi, Namibia Today we cross over into Namibia and drive through the Caprivi to our camp on the banks of the Kwando River. The afternoon will be used for a game drive in Mudumo National Park.

DAY 4 - 5: Caprivi to Okavango Delta, Botswana We leave our camp on the Caprivi for Etsha, on the western border of the Okavango Delta. The next day is spent exploring the network of water pathways through thick vegetation in mokoros and speedboat.

Encompassing game viewing and sun, sea and sand - this tour takes us through the historic KwaZulu Natal Battlefields, the amazing beaches of Mozambique, Big Five game viewing at Umfolozi/ Hluhluwe Game Reserve and the Kruger National Park - the flagship of the South African National Parks…

DAY 8 - 9: Etosha to Kavango River, Namibia We head to Rundu. A sunset cruise, horse riding, traditional dancing in the evening as well as visiting a local village are optional.

DAY 10 - 11: Kavango River to Okavango Delta, Botswana We leave Namibia for Etsha, Botswana. We will explore the network of water pathways through thick vegetation in mokoros (traditional dugout canoes) and a short bush walk.

DAY 12: Western Caiprivi, Namibia Leaving Botswana and entering Namibia we drive through the Caprivi to our camp on the banks of the Kwando River. Here we go on a game drive in the famous Mudumo National Park.

DAY 13: Chobe National Park, Botswana Today we return to Botswana to drive through Chobe National Park. A sunset cruise along the banks on the Chobe River is offered, listening to the calls of Africa.

DAY 14: Chobe National Park to Victoria Falls, Zambia A mid morning departure takes you from Chobe to Livingstone. The Victoria Falls can be seen from Livingstone in Zambia. The Falls are over a mile in length and create the largest water curtain in the world.

DAY 15: End of tour The tour ends after breakfast this morning.

Departure Dates for Southern Skies are the same as for Southern Experience (page 15) DAY 1: Victoria Falls, Zambia Arrival at the Zambezi Waterfront - This afternoon is spent at your leisure for optional activities offered at the Zambezi Waterfront.

14 days from Johannesburg to Johannesburg

DAYS 6 - 7: Etosha National Park, Namibia We fill the next 2 days with game drives, including sunrise evening game viewing at floodlit waterholes. Late into the night, we can watch animals drink at the floodlit waterhole.

15 days from Victoria Falls / Livingstone to Swakopmund

next 2 days with game drives, which include evening game viewing at floodlit waterholes. In the mornings we have the opportunity to take game drives at sunrise. At all three camps, Namutoni, Okaukuejo and Halali you can take a swim in the swimming pool or as the sun sets and late into the night the group can watch animals drink at the floodlit waterhole.

DAY 1: Johannesburg to Piet Retief, South Africa Our tours starts in Johannesburg, South Africa; and we head south-east for the Kwa-Zulu Natal battlefields to the small, historical town of Piet Retief.

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* German-only departures ** Guaranteed Departures

DAY 2 - 3: Umfolozi/Hluhluwe, South Africa We head through the Battlefields of Kwa-Zulu Natal to the game reserve of Hluhluwe/Umfolozi. On Day 3 we enter the park for a game drive through ‘Big 5’ country. After a memorable drive we head back to our accommodation.

Day 4: St. Lucia, South Africa For a short while we take a drive through the game reserve for last animal sightings in this region. Leaving the park we head to St. Lucia, a world heritage sight.

Two options available Small-group Camping Safari, semi-participation

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US$ 1625 / € 1120 / £ 755, local payment ZAR 1200 Single Supplement US$ 140 / € 95 / £ 85

Small-group Fully Upgraded Camping Safari, semi-participation 13

US$ 1915 / € 1320 / £ 890, local payment ZAR 1200 Single supplement US$ 400 / € 275 / £ 185

Group Size Min 4, Maximum 10

DAY 5 - 6: Kosi Bay, South Africa Today we head north to Kosi Bay. Enjoy the next day relaxing at the beach or take part in some of the exciting optional activities offered.

DAY 7: Maputo, Mozambique We cross the border into Mozambique. We reach the capital just after lunch and will conduct a short tour of this vibrant capital city (Maputo) to the Fort of Nossa Senhora da Conceiao (Our Lady of Conception).

DAY 8 - 9: Inhambane, Mozambique Today we carry on north as we head to the coastal town of Inhambane. We visit the Mercardo (market) famous for vegetables and fish. Catch a Dhow and take a lazy cruise across the bay for lunch and a ‘cerveja’ (beer) in the town of Maxixe or visit the old Catholic church in Inhambane.

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DAY 10: Limpopo Transfrontier Park, Mozambique We leave the paradise of Xai-Xai behind us and drive in a north-westerly direction towards Massingir.

DAY 11 - 12: Kruger National Park, South Africa An early morning getaway takes us back into the South African world-renowned Kruger National Park. The following day we depart for a full day of game viewing in the park with the chance of spotting the ‘Big 5’ again, whilst making our way to one of the southern camps. Our last night in the park will be enjoyed around the campfire with a typical South African Braai (BBQ) DAY 13: Johannesburg, South Africa Today we depart for Johannesburg, where you have the evening at leisure.

DAY 14: Tour ends We hope we were able to make this a spectacular and memorable safari.

DAY 11: Kamanjab – Himba Experience, Namibia Off to the spectacular scenery of Twyfelfontein we go. We visit the small German town of Outjo. Our final destination for the day will be Kamanjab. We go and explore a traditional Himba Village.

DAY 12: Petrified Forest and Brandberg (White Lady), Namibia The Petrified Forest is next on the itinerary before reaching Twyfelfontein where we walk to the ancient bushman’s artwork carved and painted into the surrounding Mountains.

DAY 13: Cape Cross Seal Colony and Swakopmund, Namibia Today we visit the famous ‘White Lady’ rock painting in Brandberg.

As we follow the Skeleton Coast on our way to Swakopmund we visit Africa’s largest seal colony at Cape Cross.

DAY 6 - 7: Okavango Delta to Kavango River, Namibia Arriving back in Namibia we travel along the Caprivi to Rundu, which is on the banks of the Kavango River overlooking Angola. A sunset cruise, horse riding, traditional dancing in the evening as well as visiting a local village are optional.

DAY 14: Swakopmund, Namibia We have the opportunity to explore this quaint German town.

Activities on offer are sand boarding, quad biking, skydiving and even fishing. You may even dare to brave the icy sea.

Day 8, 9 - 10: Etosha National Park, Namibia The following morning we head off to Etosha National Park. We fill the

DAY 15: Swakopmund, Namibia The tour finishes in the morning after breakfast.

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15 days from Swakopmund to Victoria Falls/Livingstone

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South Africa, Swaziland

ONE COUNTRY 19 days from Johannesburg to Cape Town Two options available: Small-group Camping Safari, semi-participation 12 6

US$ 1885 / € 1299 / £ 950, local payment ZAR 1600 German Departures with a supplement of € 60pp

Small-group Fully Upgraded Camping Safari, semi participation 18

US$ 2545 / € 1755 / £ 1255, local payment ZAR 1600 Single Supplement US$ 590 / € 405 / £ 325 German Departures with a supplement of € 60pp

This safari has it all: exciting wildlife, breath-taking scenery, beautiful beaches and insights into culture and history, including an unforgettable Zulu cultural experience. Travel from Johannesburg towards Kruger National Park, through the Kingdom of Swaziland and onto Zululand and the awesome Drakensberg mountains. Enjoy the white, sandy beaches along the Wild Coast, watching out for dolphins and discovering the Xhosa culture. Continue your journey south through Addo Elephant Park with wonderful game-viewing opportunities, the lush Tsitsikamma Forests, Oudtshoorn’s ostriches and the Cango Caves and finally onto Cape Town.

Spend your last few days in the “Mother City” hiking up Table Mountain, visiting Robben Island and savouring the local wines of Stellenbosch.

Group Size Min 4, Maximum 10

DAY 1: Johannesburg to Mpumalanga, South Africa Leaving Johannesburg we head east towards Mpumalanga. A landscape characterized by mountains, panoramic passes, valleys, rivers, waterfalls and forests. We will stay the night in the town of Pilgrims Rest. We explore the quaint town, visit Mac Mac falls and God’s Window viewpoint.

DAY 2 - 3: Kruger National Park, South Africa Big game country - exciting game drives provide us with excellent game viewing. Spot lion, elephant, rhino and other animals in one of the last African wildernes areas.

DAY 4 - 5: Kingdom of Swaziland The mountainous Kingdom of Swaziland, lead by King Mswati III, is one of 3 monarchies in Africa. Malalotja borders on the Drakensberg escarpment and we explore the reserve on foot to enjoy the mountain scenery, rare bird life, and the 95 m high Malalotja waterfall.

DAY 6 - 7: Zululand, South Africa After visiting craft markets near Mbabane, we re-enter South Africa and go to Mkuzi. We have an afternoon and the following morning to do game drives and stop at hides and waterholes to watch game.

We will visit a local Zulu village to learn about their culture, traditions and lifestyle.

DAY 8 - 9: Drakensberg Mountains, South Africa Moving further south to the base of the Drakensberg (Dragon Mountains). We will walk along beautiful mountain stream paths, looking for Bushman rock paintings or just enjoying spectacular views.

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DAY 10 - 11: Wild Coast, South Africa Passing rolling hills topped with Xhosa villages; we make our way to the Wild Coast. Dolphins are often seen surfing in the waves. The next day is free to explore the area on foot.

DAY 12 - 13: Addo Elephant National Park, South Africa A conservation success, Addo Elephant National Park offers a unique wildlife area, famous for the Addo elephants. We head out on game drives in search of elephant, black rhino, lion, buffalo and leopard.

DAY 14 - 15: Tsitsikamma, South Africa Indigenous Tsitsikamma forests surround the campsite at Storms River mouth. We walk up the Storms River Gorge and along the rocky coastline. There is an option of the world’s highest bungi jump (own expense). Whale watching in season.

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* German-only departures This tour links to our Northern Experience, page 14

LODGE SAFARIS

IN SOUTHERN AFRICA Lodge Safari, non-participation

Jenman African Safaris runs scheduled Lodge Safaris. These safaris run with a maximum of 10 clients, accompanied by a guide, who is also the driver. Most of the breakfasts and dinners are provided in the restaurants of the Lodges. The guide will prepare lunches and, on certain days (such as when we stay in a Lodge with no restaurant facilities) breakfast and dinner as well. This is a non-participation trip.

Accommodation

On our scheduled Lodge Safaris we make use of 2-3 star typical African standard lodge accommodation situated either in the National Parks, on the banks of a river or other place of interest. Lodge Safaris offer accommodation with a mix of Lodges, Chalets and Tented Camps. All of them have a private bathroom with shower/bath and toilet. Some properties are equipped with swimming pools and/or bar areas.

For tailor-made itineraries Jenman African Safaris also uses a wide range of deluxe Lodges, Chalets and Tented Camps throughout Southern and East Africa.

Vehicles

Jenman makes use of two different types of vehicles in Southern Africa. You will either be travelling in one of our custom-built Toyota Landcruisers or Jenman’s Toyota Quantum Mini Busses. On all tours, highlighted with our 4x4 icon , you will be guaranteed the Toyota Landcruiser.

Jenman African Safaris reserves the right to make use of different vehicles due to unforeseen circumstances or during high season.

DAY 16: Karoo, South Africa After visiting ‘The Heads’ in Knysna, a town nestled on a tranquil lagoon we travel over the Outeniqua Mountains into the Little Karoo.

In Oudtshoorn we tour an ostrich farm where the more adventurous can ride one of these huge birds.

DAY 17 - 18: Cape Town, South Africa Visit Stellenbosch, for wine tasting and a cellar tour. Explore Cape Town and the ‘Mother City’s’ many attractions; visit Cape Point, the Cape of Good Hope, Chapman’s Peak drive, the harbour at Hout Bay, enjoy the famous beaches and the V&A Waterfront. Optional visit to Robben Island (own expense).

DAY 19: Cape Town, South Africa We climb Table Mountain in the morning admiring the views over Table Bay and Cape Town.

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Zambia, Namibia, Botswana ZAMBIA

Livingstone

Rundu

Etosha NP

Mudumo NP

Kamanjab

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Grootfontein

Bushmanland

Waterberg Plateau Swakopmund Walvis Bay Sossusvlei

Chobe NP

Khwai River Makgakgadi Pans

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GREAT TRANS-AFRICAN

US$ 4535 / € 3125 / £ 2255, local payment US$ 300 Single Supplement US$ 695 / € 450 / £ 360

Group Size Min 4, Maximum 10

DAY 1: Livingstone to Camp Kwando, Namibia We leave Livingstone at the Zambezi Waterfront to Camp Kwando after crossing the Zambezi River and entering Namibia. Afternoon game drive through Mudumo National Park.

DAY 2: Rundu and N’kwazi Lodge, Namibia We drive west along the Caprivi Strip to the town of Rundu. Optional activities are available like a sunset cruise, horse riding or just relax with a sundowner or traditional dancing in the evening.

DAY 3: Cultural Experience in Rundu, Namibia We head out to visit a church or a school in Rundu. Later you will have more time for optional activities you missed the day before.

DAY 4 - 5: Etosha National Park, Namibia Today we head further west into Namibia and onto Etosha National Park where we spend two nights, listening to the wild animals at night and going for game drives during the day.

22 days from Livingstone to Livingstone This is the ultimate African safari. Over 3 weeks exploring Namibia, Botswana and Zambia, experiencing the wildlife, culture and scenery only Africa can deliver. From your first day marvelling Victoria Falls to the breathtaking magnitude of Namibia’s dunes and big game interaction, this tour combines the home comforts of lodge accommodation with an unforgettable safari experience!

DAY 6: Damaraland to Kamanjab, Namibia We leave Etosha National Park through the Main Gate and drive through to Kamanjab. It is a world of incredible mountain scenery, a refuge for the rare desert elephant, black rhino and giraffe, and the home of the Himba people. This afternoon we visit a Himba village.

Day 7: Twyfelfontein, Namibia Today we drive to Twyfelfontein. En route we stop to see the bushman paintings and etchings. We will also visit the petrified forest, as well as the organ pipes.

DAY 8 - 9: Swakopmund, Namibia Heading west out of the dry interior of Namibia we make our way to the coastal German town of Swakopmund on the Atlantic Ocean. The next day is spent at your leisure to explore the town or participate in optional activities like sand boarding, quad biking or scenic flights, fishing etc.

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DAY 10: Namib Naukluft National Park and Kuiseb Canyon to Sosssusvlei, Namibia Today is spent exploring the Namib Naukluft National Park. In Sesriem we will visit the Kuiseb Canyon.

DAY 11: Sossusvlei and Windhoek, Namibia We visit the world’s highest sand dunes at Sossusvlei. We will then head for Namibia’s capital – Windhoek.

DAY 12:Waterberg Plateau, Namibia Today we drive North East to the Waterberg Plateau close to Otjiwarongo to hike in the reserve and to view the wildlife on the plateau.

will go on a sunset cruise on the Chobe River in the National Park!

Day 21: Victoria Falls, Zambia Continuing our trip we leave Botswana via ferry and drive back to Livingstone. At the Victoria Falls you will have the opportunity to take part in several optional activities like White Water rafting, Bungee jumping or Elephant back safaris.

DAY 22: Victoria Falls, Zambia After breakfast this 22-day safari ends. This memorable lodge safari will leave you with life long memories of all that the African continent has to offer.

DAY 13 - 14: Bushmanland – walking with the bushman, Namibia We drive deep into Bushman land. The following day we take a guided visit to the Ju’/hoan bushmen community. Traditional games will be played in the afternoon, ending in traditional dancing.

DAY 15 - 16: Okavango Delta, Botswana Now we head for Etsha 13, a small village on the western border of the Okavango Delta in Botswana. Day 16 is spent exploring the network of waterways through thick vegetation in mokoros and speedboat viewing the wildlife in the delta.

DAY 17 - 18: Khwai River, Botswana Heading out of the Okavango Delta we drive onto Maun and further into the Khwai Region. Our camp is between Chobe National Park and Moremi National Park. There we’ll go on a night drive. More game drives follow the next day in the Khwai River area.

DAY 19: Planet Baobab, Botswana We leave the bush behind and travel east towards Planet Baobab and go for a walk in the afternoon.

DAY 20: Kasane & Chobe National Park, Botswana Today we drive up north to Chobe National Park. We stop at one of the Makgadikgadi Pans to have a closer look. After appreciating the wide-open, uninhabited spaces under the endless canopy of blue sky, we step off for our final stop of the day, Kasane. In the afternoon we

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Botswana, Zambia

Etosha NP

Twyfelfontein Outjo

AfriCat

NAMIBIA

Windhoek Swakopmund Walvis Bay Sossusvlei

Small-group Lodge Safari 9

LODGE SAFARI

10 days from Windhoek to Windhoek, Namibia

Your Namibian journey starts and ends in Windhoek… Experience the magnificent scenery as you travel on this Lodge Safari! You will discover the Okonjima and the Africat Foundation, view the wildlife on game drives in Etosha National park and explore the dunes at Sossusvlei. Enjoy Damaraland, Swakopmund and Sesriem!

2-3 pax travelling: US$ 3765 / € 2599 / £ 2080 4+ pax travelling: US$ 2435 / € 1680 / £ 1345 Single Supplement US $ 195 / € 135 / £ 110

EXPLORER 8 days Lodge Safari from Maun to Livingstone

Explore Botswana and enjoy it’s hospitality on this new 8-day Lodge safari. You will get to discover Maun and visit the Moremi Game Reserve as well as the wide open spaces of the Makgadikgadi pans! Enjoy a night game drive in the Khwai area and relax on a Sunset cruise on the Chobe River! Your safari of a lifetime will end at the magnificent Victoria Falls in Livingstone…

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Group Size Minimum 2, Maximum 10

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2-3 pax travelling: US$ 3835 / € 2645 / £ 2199 4+ pax travelling: US$ 2650 / € 1825 / £ 1460 Single Supplement US $ 315 / € 215 / £ 175

Group Size Minimum 2 Maximum 10

* German-only departures This tour links to our Botswana Lodge Explorer, page 25.

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DAY 1: Windhoek, Namibia On arrival at Hosea Kutako International Airport in Namibia’s capital, Windhoek, you will be met and transferred to your accommodation.

The day at leisure to explore Windhoek.

DAY 9: Sossusvlei – Windhoek, Namibia Leaving the desert behind us we travel back to Windhoek. In the evening you can enjoy a hearty meal in one of the many restaurants (own expense) and celebrate our last evening of the tour.

DAY 2: Windhoek – Okonjima, Namibia After breakfast we head north to Okonjima, which is home to the AfriCat Foundation. On arrival you have the opportunity to go on an open vehicle game drive or visit the AfriCat Centre.

DAY 10: End of Tour Our tour ends this morning.

DAY 3 - 4: Okonjima – Etosha National Park, Namibia We leave the Waterberg behind us and travel towards Namibia’s wellknown highlight of the North – Etosha National Park. After arrival we go on our first game drive through the park. On Day 4 we’ll spend as much time as possible driving through the ‘Great White Place’, the resort also offers fabulous floodlit waterholes, which provide excellent game viewing at night.

DAY 5: Etosha National Park – Twyfelfontein, Namibia We move onto the spectacular scenery of Damaraland. On our way we visit the small German town of Outjo. The Petrified Forest is next on the itinerary before reaching Twyfelfontein.

DAY 6: Twyfelfontein – Swakopmund, Namibia Today we go to Swakopmund. This day you can take part in a few of the many optional activities that are offered here like Quad biking, Sand boarding or Sky Diving!

DAY 7 - 8: Swakopmund – Sossuvlei, Namibia An early morning start takes us from Swakopmund south through Walvis Bay on our way to Sesriem in the so called ‘oldest desert’ – Namib Desert. We visit the world’s highest sand dunes at Sossusvlei.

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DAY 1: Maun to Khwai River, Botswana A late morning departure takes us from Maun to the Khwai River area.

This evening we go on a night game drive in the concession.

DAY 8: End of Tour Depending on your departure flight details you will be taken to Livingstone Airport for your onward flight. We hope to welcome you on one of our lodge safaris again soon.

DAY 2: Khwai River, Botswana Today we spend a full day in the bush on a game drive. Departing after breakfast we take our 4x4 and drive through the wilderness area of the Khwai region spotting a variety of game that frequent this region that borders Moremi and Chobe. Picnic-lunch will be in the wilderness area.

DAY 3: Mokoro Trip, Okavango Delta, Botswana After breakfast we leave the camp for Mboma Boat station. From here, we will float in Mokoros through the thick vegetation of the Okavango Delta discovering a variety of birds and wildlife.

DAY 4: Moremi Game Reserve, Botswana We will explore the renowned Moremi Game Reserve on a full day game drive.

DAY 5: Khwai River – Maun – Makgadikgadi Pans, Botswana After breakfast we head for Maun for a quick stopover and then onto our lodge, lying close to the Makgadikgadi Pans. Once we have settled in our lodge, we take part in a 1-hour quad bike tour with local guides.

DAY 6: Makgadikgadi Pans – Chobe National Park, Botswana Today we make our way to our lodge on the Chobe River. Once we have reached the Lodge and settled into our accommodation, we enjoy the rest of the afternoon on a sunset cruise on the Chobe River.

DAY 7: Chobe National Park, Botswana – Livingstone, Zambia A morning departure takes you into Zambia. We will cross the Zambezi River by ferry and drive to our lodge. This afternoon we explore the mighty Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, on a guided walk.

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South Africa, Swaziland

South Africa

OF SOUTHERN AFRICA Three options available 3- Star Lodge Package 9

SOUTH AFRICA

3- Star, 4-Star or 5-Star accommodated tour highlighting Cape Town, the Kruger National Park and the mighty Victoria Falls

3- Star, 4-Star or 5-Star Lodge Package in the Kruger National Park

Explore the treasures of Southern Africa on this special safari tour… Relax on a sunset cruise on the Zambezi River, become a Big 5 expert in the Kruger National Park, check out Cape Town from the top of Table Mountain, explore the ‘wonders’ of Cape Point, listen to the sounds of Victoria Falls as you watch the cascades … and so much more! This fantastic adventure will excite and relax you all at the same time. This package is perfect for first time visitors to Southern Africa.

Kruger National Park, in South Africa is best known for the “Big Five” - Lion, Elephant, Leopard, Buffalo and Rhino - and is truly the flagship of Africa and South Africa’s game reserves. The Kruger National Park offers you an exceptional experience in Africa at its best.

US$ 3800 / € 2375 / £ 1899 Single Supplement US$ 1455 / € 910 / £ 730

DAY 3: Cape Town, South Africa The day is spent exploring the Cape Peninsula, visiting Hout Bay on the Atlantic coast before heading off to Cape Point for lunch (not included). In the afternoon we head back via the Penguin colony on the Indian Ocean.

DAY 4: Cape Town to Kruger National Park, South Africa In the morning you will be transferred to Cape Town International Airport for your flight to Johannesburg and onto Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport (not included in the price). Here you will be met and transferred to your camp in the south of the famous Kruger National Park.

DAY 5: Kruger National Park, South Africa Today you head off in an open vehicle into the park in search of

US$ 1220 / € 840 / £ 675 Single Supplement US$ 55 / € 35 / £ 55

4- Star Lodge Package 3

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Day 2: Cape Town, South Africa This morning you will be collected and taken on a tour of the city. You will see the Company Gardens, Greenmarket Square, the SA Museum and Bo-Kaap. The afternoon can be spent at leisure. We suggest a shopping spree at the V&A Waterfront.

Kruger NP

Johannesburg

US$ 2145 / € 1340 / £ 1075 Single Supplement US$ 495 / € 310 / £ 250

DAY 1: Cape Town, South Africa On arrival at Cape Town International Airport you will be met by our representative and will transferred to your hotel. You have the remainder of the day at leisure to acclimatize and relax at the hotel facilities.

Sabi Sabi Bush Lodge

Three options available 3- Star Lodge Package 3

4- Star Lodge Package 9

Greater Kruger Walking Trek Rhino Post Safari Lodge

US$ 1385 / € 865 / £ 695 Single Supplement US$ 260 / € 165 / £ 130

Timbavati

5- Star Lodge package 3

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Africa’s Big Five. Keep those cameras ready! If you would like to get up close and personal with the animals you might want to arrange an optional guided walk with armed rangers.

September ‘08 - August ‘09: US$ 1650 / € 1140 / £ 915 Single Supplement : US$ 230 / € 160 / £ 230 September ‘09 - April ‘10: US$ 1770 / € 1220 / £ 975 Single Supplement: US$ 260 / € 180 / £ 260

Departs every day with a minimum of 2 guests, subject to availability

January - April: US$ 3040 / € 2095 / £ 1675 Single Supplement : US$ 899 / € 620 / £ 899 May - July: US$ 2130 / € 1470 / £ 2103 Single Supplement : US$ 630 / € 435 / £ 630 August - December: US$ 3040 / € 2095 / £ 1675 Single Supplement : US$ 899 / € 620 / £ 899

DAY 6: Kruger National Park to Johannesburg, South Africa Today you will be taken back to the Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport to fly to Johannesburg. On arrival you will be met and taken to your accommodation, where you have the remainder of the day at leisure.

DAY 7: Johannesburg to Victoria Falls, Zambia A shuttle will take you back to OR Tambo Airport in Johannesburg for your flight to Livingstone in Zambia (not included). On arrival you will be met and transferred to your accommodation. This afternoon you enjoy a dinner cruise on the Zambezi River.

DAY 8: Victoria Falls, Zambia After breakfast you are taken on a guided tour of the Victoria Falls, which is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. The afternoon is free for many activities offered here: Helicopter Flights, Whitewater Rafting, Canoeing, Bungi-Jumping, Boat Cruises or Horse Riding DAY 9: End of Tour After a last breakfast we will take you back to Livingstone Airport for your flight to Johannesburg and onward journey.

Departure Dates Departs every day of the week

Our 3- star Lodge Timbavati Safari reaches the heart of traditional African adventure and hospitality. This is the African bush and wildlife experience that goes beyond the ordinary. All chalets and rondawels are painted with unique Ndebele art work.

The 4- star Rhino Post Safari Lodge is set on the banks of the Mutlumuvi Riverbed, in a 12,000 ha private wilderness concession in the Kruger National Park.

Rhino Post Safari Lodge was built using natural materials of stone, wood, thatch and canvas to create an authentic bush ambience.

The 5- Star Luxury Lodge in Sabi Sabi Bush Lodge. For decades Bush Lodge has been Sabi Sabi’s flagship lodge, famed for its warmth, vibrancy and legendary hospitality. A favourite amongst travellers in search of luxury accommodation, Bush Lodge is a luxurious safari escape set in the heart of the Sabi Sabi bushveld overlooking a waterhole and an African plain.

Bush Lodge’s charm is evident from the outset. Here you will savour uncompromising high standards of service, efficiency and personalised attention.

Each of the 25 spacious, air-conditioned thatched suites is beautifully appointed, featuring exquisite ethnic décor in keeping with the bushveld environment. The en-suite bathrooms feature al-fresco as well as glass-fronted indoor showers, affording wonderful views of the bushveld.

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CAPE TOWN

South Africa

GARDEN ROUTE

5 days Cape Town and the Garden Route

4 or 7 days from Cape Town to Cape Town

Two options available: 7- Day Small-group accommodated Safari, nonparticipation 6

US$ 1075 / € 740 / £ 595 Single Supplement US$ 80 / € 55 / £ 45

4- Day Small- group accommodated Safari, nonparticipation

(The 4-day tour starts on Day 3 of the itinerary

stated below) 3

This is an adventurous and action-packed guest house or comfortable backpacker accommodation tour circling from Cape Town, through Oudtshoorn, Plettenberg Bay, Knysna and Swellendam and ending back in Cape Town! In five days, ride an ostrich, feed crocodiles, pat a cheetah, bungee jump off the world’s highest bungee site, dive with Great White Sharks, canoe, cruise and taste delicious wine as you travel from Cape Town, through the Garden Route and back to Cape Town.

Are you going to Cape Town but don’t want to miss out on wildlife and Bushmen history? This tour brings you to Cape Town’s highlights including a breathtaking wildlife experience! After exploring the Cape Point Nature Reserve, Table Mountain, Kirstenbosch Gardens, the city centre and the V&A Waterfront we take you to Bushman paintings in the magnificent Cedarberg Mountains. Your Africa experience will be completed by game drives in a private Game and Nature Reserve and a visit to stunning beaches in the West Coast National Park.

Departure Dates October to April Every Sunday out of Cape Town.

Every Wednesday out of Cape Town all year round.

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US$ 700 / € 480 / £ 385

Group Size Min 4, Maximum 10

Departure Dates 2009 for the 7- day Tour Day 1 - 2: Cape Town After arriving in Cape Town you will be taken to your hotel and then we take the cable car up Table Mountain (own expense and weather permitting). Later we go on a city tour to see the company Gardens the SA Museum, Greenmarket Square, as well as Bo-Kaap. Evening at leisure or explore the V&A Waterfront. The next day we spend exploring the Cape Peninsula, Hout Bay and Cape Point returning via the penguin colony.

DAY 3 - 4: Cape Town to Cedarberg Our journey takes us to the beach on the Atlantic Ocean. We then go wine tasting in the “Swartland” area. After lunch we head for the Cedarberg Mountains. We spend the next day on a hike on the Sevilla Rock Art Trail. This afternoon we visit the quaint town of Wupperthal.

DAY 5: Cedarberg to the West Coast We first head to the Buffelsfontein Game and Nature Reserve and go on a game drive to see Buffalo, Elands, Springbok, Lion and Giraffe and later to the West Coast National Park.

January – March & October - December Departs every Saturday with a minimum of 4 guests

DAY 6: West Coast National Park and Cape Town We go back to Buffelsfontein for a morning game drive and have some time to explore more of the West Coast National Park. After lunch and a relaxing walk on the beach or a splash in the Atlantic, we head back to Cape Town.

April – September Departs every alternate Saturday with a minimum of 4 guests

DAY 7: Cape Town The tour ends after breakfast this morning.

January – March & October - December Departs every Monday with a minimum of 4 guests

Departure Dates 2009 for the 4- day Tour

DAY 1: Albertinia Depart from Cape Town and drive along N2 towards Swellendam.

Enjoy a Sunset Big 5 Game Drive at a private Game Reserve.

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Oudtshoorn

Garden Route Game Lodge

Hermanus

Tsitsikama NP

Mosselbaai

Two options available Small Group Backpacker Tour, non- participation 4

DAY 2: Oudtshoorn Early morning Game drive to see some animals you perhaps didn’t see the evening before followed by a scrumptious breakfast! Depart for Oudtshoorn and drive over the spectacular Robinson Pass. Spend the afternoon at the Cango Caves and ride ostriches at the Cango Ostrich Farm.

US$ 755 / € 520 / £ 420 Single Supplement US$ 50 / € 35 / £ 30

Small Group Guest House Tour, non-participation 4

US$ 1000 / € 690 / £ 555 Single Supplement US$ 165 / € 115 / £ 95

Group Size Min 2, Maximum 10

DAY 3: Storms River Village We’ll head over the stunning Outiniqua pass down to the coast.

Once in Wilderness you’ll have a choice to make: canoeing on the Wilderness lagoon or walk along the beach.

overnight. Here there is the option of going on the longest foefie-slide in Africa.

DAY 4: Swellendam Today you have the option of an ocean adventure by spotting dolphins and whales (in season) from a boat in Plettenberg Bay. After the boat cruise, we depart Plettenberg Bay and head to Knysna for lunch and to explore the Knysna Heads. Thereafter we tour an aloe factory and

DAY 5: Cape Town There is time for an optional extra of Shark Cage Diving if anyone wishes. We explore Hermanus including whale watching (in season) and enjoy a wine tasting. At Betty’s Bay we visit the Penguins at Stony Point. Return to Cape Town late afternoon.

South Africa

10 days from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth, guided or self-driven This child-friendly, fun and entertainment-filled trip includes Cape Town’s highlights and the best of the Garden Route. The itinerary is created to include activities that your kids will also enjoy. Travelling time is kept to a minimum! After exploring Cape Town, this trip will take you to the ostrich farms in Oudtshoorn, to Plettenberg Bay, Addo Elephant Park and Monkeyland.

You will see your kids smile for 10 days!

April – September Departs every alternate Monday with a minimum of 4 guests

DAY 1: Cape Town Arrival in Cape Town and transfer to your hotel in the city. The rest of your day is at leisure.

DAY 2: Table Mountain and Two Oceans Aquarium Today we take the cable car up Table Mountain (weather-permitting).

Afterwards we visit The Two Oceans’ Aquarium – The kids are sure to love it.

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DAY 3: Cape Point and Kirstenbosch Gardens We explore Cape Point and Kirstenbosch Gardens on a full day tour, including a stop to see the African penguins at Boulder’s Beach.

Departure Dates for guided Tours 2009 January: 11/01/09 20/01/09 February: 08/02/09 17/02/09 March: 08/03/09 17/02/09 April: 12/04/09 21/04/09 May: 10/05/09 19/05/09 June: 14/06/09 23/06/09 July: 19/07/09 28/07/09 August: 16/08/09 25/08/09 September: 13/09/09 22/09/09 October: 18/10/09 27/10/09 November: 15/11/09 24/11/09 December: 06/12/09 15/12/09

DAY 4: Oudtshoorn Today we head out early to Oudtshoorn, travelling along the famed Route 62.

Departure Dates for self- driven Tours 2009 Ever day with a minimum of 1 family

Day 8 - 9: Addo National Park, South Africa We make our way to Addo Elephant Park. Spend your days on Game Drives through the National Park – getting closer to the Addo Elephants.

SOUTH AFRICA

Oudtshoorn Cape Town

Addo Elephant Park Port Elizabeth

Cape Point

Mossel Bay

Plettenberg Bay

Two options available Small-group Lodge Tour guided, non-participation 9

US$ 1485 / € 1025 / £ 820 Child rate 2- 12yrs US$ 355 / € 245 / £ 195

Group Size Min 4, Maximum 10 Small-group Lodge Tour self- drive 9

US$ 555 / € 385 / £ 305

Child rate 2- 12yrs US$ 275 / € 190 / £ 155 * Price excluding car-rental DAY 10: End of tour After breakfast, Return to Port Elizabeth, where you bid farewell to your guide and your family vacation comes to an end.

DAY 5: Oudtshoorn We visit the Cango Wildlife Ranch and an Ostrich farm. The whole family will enjoy exploring the facts and fiction surrounding crocodiles, view elegant cheetahs and Bengal tiger cubs.

Day 6 - 7: Plettenberg Bay, South Africa Today we make our way to Plettenberg Bay, with indigenous forests, lakes and meandering rivers. The next day we will visit the Knysna Elephant Park. After lunch, a visit to Monkeyland Primate Sanctuary is planned.

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TANZANIAN

Tanzania

8 days from Arusha to Arusha Tanzania is a land of extraordinary vastness, wonderful contrasts and is blessed with an abundance of game. In just over a week, you’ll see the Ngorongoro Crater, Serengeti National Park and Tarangire National Park. Start your trip with two wonderful days in the forests, grasslands and swamps of Manyara National Park, teeming with birds and wildlife.

CAMPING & LODGE SAFARIS IN EAST AFRICA Camping Safari, non-participation

Jenman African Safaris runs this type of safari mainly in East Africa with a maximum of 5 clients on scheduled tours. A guide and a courier/driver will accompany the group. The Crew will be responsible for all the camp duties such as setting up the camp, preparing and cooking the meals and cleaning the camp.We can also tailor-make your camping safari to a non-participation camping safari level in Southern Africa whatever the group size may be!

Lodge Safaris

Our Lodge Safaris in East Africa are run with a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 6 clients at a time. A driver/guide will accompany you throughout your travels and also show you around in the National Parks. Accommodation on our Lodge Safaris will be in mid-range typical East African Standard Lodges, Chalets and/or Tented Camps with en-suite bathrooms. Clients will enjoy breakfasts and dinners in the Lodge and will be provided with lunch boxes whilst on safari.

Vehicles

In East Africa Jenman Safaris makes use of 6-seater, 4x4 Toyota Landcruisers with roof hatches for excellent Game Viewing.

DAY 1: Arusha, Tanzania Pick up from airport by your guide and transfer to Karama Lodge for overnight.

DAY 2: Depart to Tarangire National Park, Tanzania Depart to Tarangire National Park. Afternoon game drive.

Herds of elephants, buffalos, wildebeest, zebras, giraffes, and Elands, leopards can be seen all through the year. Continue to Lake Natron for overnight.

DAY 3: Lake Manyara National Park, Tanzania Depart to Manyara National Park for a full day game drive. Lake Manyara National Park is well known for its tree-climbing lions.

Departure Dates Every day with a minimum of 2 people

DAY 4: Serengeti National Park, Tanzania After breakfast proceed to Serengeti National Park. Visit Olduvai Gorge where the Leakey family discovered the “Early East African Man”.

DAY 5: Serengeti National Park, Tanzania Spend the day doing game drives in the park. The Serengeti is renowned for its annual wildebeest migration and large predator population.

DAY 6: Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania Today we depart on a game drive and onto the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Game viewing from the rim.

DAY 7: Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania Today you will do a half-day tour of Ngorongoro crater.

One of the World largest Calderas Ngorongoro Crater is also one of the best Wildlife viewing areas where Black Rhinos can be seen in Tanzania.

DAY 8: Ngorongoro Crater to Arusha, Tanzania Depart after breakfast for Arusha for your flight or shuttle connection. We hope you had an exciting stay in Tanzania.

10 day from Dar es Salaam to Dar es Salaam Explore Southern Tanzania as an outstanding unspoilt travel destination. Experience Udzungwa National Park with its endemic bio-diversity and oasis-like waterfalls and Ruaha National Park to view rare game such as the African wild dog, roan and sable antelope. Continue on this 10-day safari to Mikumi National Park where an encounter with lions, leopards and even pythons is highly possible. The last few days are spent in Selous Game Reserve, the largest in Africa, with volcanic springs and sporadic lakes, all in the hope of spotting the endangered black rhinos.

Departure Dates This tour departs any day of the week with a minimum of 2 people and a maximum of 5 people.

DAY 1: Dar es Salaam to Udzungwa National Park, Tanzania Depart from Dar es Salaam early in the morning for Udzungwa National Park.

Two options available: Small-group Camping Safari, non-participation 7

US$ 2825* / € 1980* / £ 1555*

Please enquire with your office for detailed

itinerary for the camping option

Group Size Min 2, Maximum 5 Small-group Lodge Safari, non-participation 7

From US$ 2565* / € 1795* / £ 1410* Single Supplement US$ 295* / € 210* / £ 165* *Rate for 2 people sharing, travelling in April, May. Rate per person; no flights included

Group Size Min 2, Maximum 6

Small-group Camping Safari, non-participation 9

US$ 3380* / € 2365* / £ 1860*

Group Size Min 2, Maximum 5 Small Group Lodge Safari, non- participation 9

US$ 4150* / € 2905* / £ 2285* Single Supplement US$ 235/ € 165 / £ 130 Please enquiry with your office for detailed itinerary for the lodge option

Group Size Min 2, Maximum 6

*Rate for 2 people sharing, rate decreases subject to more people participating; Rate per Person; No flights included

DAY 2: Hiking in Udzungwa National Park, Tanzania We depart with packed lunch for an optional guided walk in Udzungwa Mountain National Park. Walk in the lush rain forest and relax at water falls and enjoy spectacular views of the south west plateau.

DAY 3: Transfer to Ruaha National Park, Tanzania Departure in the morning for Ruaha National Park with packed lunch. Game drive on arrival en-route to our campsite.

DAY 4 - 5: Ruaha National Park, Tanzania The next two days we spend on morning and afternoon game drives. Ruaha National Park is Tanzania’s 2nd biggest park and host to a number of animals which are rare or absent in the North.

DAY 6: Transfer to Mikumi National Park, Tanzania We depart with packed lunch for Mikumi town and a visit to Mikumi National Park in the afternoon.

DAY 7: Transfer to Selous Game Reserve, Tanzania Today we head for Selous Game Reserve. It will be a long day on the road but it will definitely be worth it.

DAY 8 - 9: Selous Game Reserve, Tanzania The next two days we spend on morning and afternoon game drives. Optional activities available on request: Guided walking Safari, Boat Cruise on the Rufiji River. Selous Game Reserve is the largest game reserve in Africa.

DAY 10: Return to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Today we go back to Dar es Salaam, where our tour ends.

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Tanzania

KILIMANJARO

Kenya

8 days Nairobi to Nairobi Nairobi, the Masai Mara, Lake Nakuru, Samburu…add to this the luxurious tented camps and lodges and you have the classic African safari! Spot an enormous amount of plains game and their predators, creating a wildlife spectacle which is unrivalled anywhere else in the world.

6 Day Hiking Safari up Africa’s highest Mountain - Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania

Marungu Route: Hut-accommodated hiking Safari, non-participation 5

Man versus the mountain. A challenge for the fit and adventurous, taking you through equatorial jungle and rough terrain to reach the snow-capped summit of Mount Kilimanjaro. Choose between the less strenuous Marangu Route or the physically challenging Machame Route.

Whichever route, the sense of achievement and awe from the summit is unmatched.

Departure Dates Departs every day with a minimum of 2

Departure Dates

US$ 1705* / € 1195* / £ 940*

Machame Route: Tent-accommodated hiking Safari, non-participation 5

US$ 1780* / € 1245* / £ 980*

Departs every day

Group Size Min 2, Maximum 6

Challenge yourself and join us on a climb up Kilimanjaro – the largest of an East-West belt of about 20 volcanoes near the southern end of the East African Rift Valley. With its 5.895 meters in height it is the highest freestanding mountain in the world and the highest peak in Africa.

For the adventurous, a climb up Mount Kilimanjaro is a must, taking you through the midst of the equator’s jungle to reach the snow and breathtaking views from the summit.

Jenman Safaris offers two 6-Days climbs which have something for everyone.

The Marangu Route is very famous and is the easier of the two, known also as “The Coca Cola Route”. You start at Marangu Gate and hike to Marangu Hut (2700m). The following nights will be spent at the 3720 meters high Homboro hut and the 4700 meters high

Kibo Hut. On the fifth day you’ll reach the summit, and at the top of the mountain you will be rewarded with a view that will take your breath away. This climb is straightforward with shorter days and hut accommodation, with a day of acclimatization.

The more challenging route is the Machame Route, also known as “The whiskey route”. This is a 6-day tent accommodated climb starting at Machame Gate with the first night spent in Machame Camp (2700m). The following days we trek to Shira camp (3840 m) and Barranco Camp (3950 m). On the fifth day you’ll reach the summit and overnight in Barafu Camp. We descend to Kilemakyaro Mountain Lodge on the sixth day. The Machame Route is physically challenging with steeper walks and longer days, offering a scenic traverse of the western breach’s great views.

From US$ 585 / € 410 / £ 320 Single Supplement US$ 285 / € 200 / £ 160 * price based on 2 people travelling, 3* package, 1 pax rate available *Airfare on request; Peak season supplements applicable during August, Christmas and New Years; No flights included

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Jenman African Safaris offers you a 5-day Package to explore this legendary tropical Island. Zanzibar has long been known as Africa’s “Spice Island.” You can visit one of Zanzibar’s numerous plantations on a “spice tour” and taste some of the spices and herbs the island produces.

Stone Town is steeped in history, cultural diversity, and offers fascinating architecture well worth exploring. And don’t forget the incredibly beautiful coastal areas, with palm fringed beaches, pristine coral reefs, and invitations to go snorkeling.

Masaai Mara Nairobi

Small-group accommodated Safari, nonparticipation 7

From: US$ 2385 / € 1670 / £ 1312 Single Supplement US$ 155 / € 110 / £ 85 (price for 2 pax travelling in April/May, group discounts apply)

Group Size Min 2, Maximum 10

DAY 5: Lake Nakuru Drive via Nyaururu Falls down the eastern escarpment of the magnificent Rift Valley to Lake Nakuru National Park best known for its flamingos. It is a home to many animals including waterbuck, leopards and Rothschild giraffe.

DAY 6:Masai Mara We traverse the Rift Valley and ascend its western rim into the Masai land. Redclad with spear, Masai warriors tend their herds of cattle among the wildlife, admirably unmoved by the presence of large predators. Afternoon game drive.

DAY 7: Masai Mara Morning and afternoon game drives. The “big five” – elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard and rhino are quite common. Today you may opt for an early morning balloon excursion (optional and not included in the price).

Itinerary Machame Route: Day 1: Machame Gate to Machame Hut Day 2: Machame Hut to Shira Hut Day 3: Shira Hut to Barranco Hut Day 4: Barranco Hut to Barafu Hut Day 5: Barafu Hut to Summit and Mweka Hut Day 6: Mweka Hut to Moshi

DAY 8: Depart Depart for Nairobi to catch your onward flight.

Kenya

7-day Mobile Camping Adventure from and to Nairobi Have the pure Kenyan experience. Explore and camp in Amboseli National Park and Kigio Consverancy. Get in touch with wildlife and nature on our own exclusive camp sites. Walk safely amongst wildlife, learn how to identify animal spoor and meet the local Masai people in the Masai Mara. We welcome you to explore the huge variety of wildlife species like lions, hippos, 400 resident species of birds, elephants, leopards, cheetahs, gazelles, oryx, zebras, wildebeests and giraffes.

5 days from Dar es Salaam to Dar es Salaam

Small group, Lodge Package 3 Star, 4 Star and 5 Star lodge Package available 4

DAY 2: Treehotel Drive north through the banana, pineapple, coffee and tea plantations to arrive at your hotel to watch wildlife drinking at the floodlit waterhole.

DAY 4: Samburu After breakfast depart for a morning and afternoon game drive to explore this arid wilderness and photograph its teeming wildlife.

Itinerary Marangu Route: Day 1: Marangu Gate to Mandara Camp Day 2: Mandara Camp to Horombo Camp Day 3: Acclimatization Day at Horombo Hut Day 4: Horombo Camp to Kibo Camp, Uhuru Peak Day 5: Uhuru Peak to Horombo Camp Day 6: Horombo Camp to Marangu Gate and Moshi

It is a six-day experience that will last forever in your mind, and one you will share with your grandchildren.

Indulge your senses in a 5-day beach resort breakaway. Relax on palm-fringed beaches, dive pristine coral reefs or explore Stone Town’s exotic atmosphere, fascinating architecture and kaleidoscope of delicacies on the “spice island”.

Samburu NP Lake Nakuru

DAY 1: Nairobi You will be welcomed by Jenman African Safaris representative and assisted for your transfer to your hotel in Nairobi. Rest of the day at leisure.

DAY 3: Samburu Return to the base hotel, driving to Kenya’s rugged northeastern region. Afternoon game drive to see Grevy’s zebra, Somali ostrich, reticulated giraffe, elephant and other game.

*Rate for 2 persons, rate decreases subject to more people participating; Rates are subject to availability and change due to an increase in park entry fees.

KENYA

KENYA

Lake Nakuru

Nairobi

Departure Dates Departure Dates Departs every day

Depart

Return

January

February

March

April

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

11/01/09 25/01/09 08/02/09 22/02/09 08/03/09 22/03/09 05/04/09 19/04/09 07/06/09 21/06/09 05/07/09 19/07/09 02/08/09 16/08/09 30/08/09 13/09/09 27/09/09 11/10/09 25/10/09 08/11/09 22/11/09 13/12/09 27/12/09

17/01/09 31/01/09 14/02/09 28/02/09 14/03/09 28/03/09 11/04/09 25/04/09 13/06/09 27/06/09 11/07/09 25/07/09 08/08/09 22/08/09 05/09/09 19/09/09 03/09/09 17/10/09 31/10/09 14/11/09 28/11/09 19/12/09 02/01/10

Masaai Mara

DAY 1: Nairobi to Selenkay Sunday. Meet and transfer to your safari vehicle to be driven from Nairobi to Selenkay Conservation Area. Evening game drive to explore the Conservation Area.

DAY 2: Amboseli National Park Monday. Drive through the bush into Amboseli National Park for good views of Kilimanjaro. Return to Selenkay with a picnic lunch en route and take a walk with Masai trackers. Followed by a night drive to seek out the nocturnal animals.

DAY 3: Congreve Tuesday morning drive back to Nairobi and on to Congreve Conservancy. Take an evening walk in the Congreve Conservancy.

Amboseli NP

Small- group Camping Safari, semi – participation 6

January – June: US$1905 / € 1335 / £ 1050 July - September: US$ 2120 / € 1485 / £ 1165 October – November: US$ 1905 / € 1335 / £ 1050 December: US$ 2270 / € 1590 / £ 1250 Single Supplement US$ 215 / € 150 / £ 120

Group Size Min 4, Maximum 10

DAY 4: Lake Nakuru Wednesday. This will be a full day in Lake Nakuru National Park. In addition to the spectacle of the masses of flamingo, we expect to see rhino and many other species.

DAY 5: Masai Mara Thursday we drive to Siana Springs Group Ranch in the Masai Mara and take drive into the surrounding area to see some of the wildlife for which the Mara is famous.

DAY 6: Masai Mara Friday will be spend in the Mara taking a picnic lunch.

DAY 7: Masai Mara to Nairobi Saturday. A final early morning game drive and return to Nairobi.

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Gonder Lake Tana

MADAGASCAR

ETHIOPIA HISTORIC

Tanzania

Simien Mountain NP Lalibela

Bahir Dar

Why you should visit Madagascar:

Dese Abuve Meda

Addis Abeba

ETHIOPIA

• Adventurous activities like surfing, diving, snorkelling, kitesurfing, kayaking, dhow trips, hiking, fishing, bird-watching and even seasonal whale-watching!

• 80% of the animals on Madagascar are found nowhere else in the world.

• There are 50 different species of lemurs alone, the smallest being the Mouse Lemur, about the size of a fist, and the largest being the Indri, about half the size of a chimpanzee.

• Madagascar is the fourth largest island in the world.

• Seven of the world’s eight species of baobab are found on the island, and to date over 1000 species of orchids. Visit Baobab Alley in Morandava for these giants of the floral kingdom.

• The ultimate island getaway: the north boasts over 30 islands in the Nosy Be and nearby Mitsio and Rhadama archipelagos.

• A rich cultural heritage and history with fascinating tribes.

12 days Addis Ababa to Addis Ababa

Discover the true nature of Ethiopia, its fascinating archaeology, colourful history and warm, welcoming locals. Starting and ending in Addis Ababa, enjoy diverse highlights such as a remote island chapel on Small-group accommodated Safari, non-participation Lake Tana, the Blue Nile Falls, buzzing markets and medieval palaces. For enthusiasts of ancient history, 11

US$ 3095* / € 2170* / £ 1705* religion and vast, scenic beauty, embark on an in Single Supplement US$ 495 / € 350 / £ 275 depth journey into all that is Ethiopia.

No flights included

*Max rate for 2 people sharing, rate decreases subject to more people participating; Rate per Person

Group Size Min 2, Maximum 14

DAY 1: Addis Ababa Arrive at Addis Ababa and transfer in to your hotel.

DAY 2: Addis - Bahir Dar We fly to Bahir Dar and visit the famous Blue Nile Falls. In the afternoon we enjoy a boat trip on Lake Tana to visit the island monasteries of Azwa Mariam and Ura Kidane Mihret.

DAY 3: Bahir Dar – Gondar Drive to Gondar. Gondar, founded by Emperor Fasilidas around 1635, is famous for its many medieval castles and the design and decoration of its churches.

DAY 4: Gondar – Simien Mountains National Park We head north to the Simien Mountains National Park and visit the breathtaking mountain range and one of the endemic mammals of Ethiopia – the Gelada Baboon or the bleeding heart baboon. This fascinating and awe-inspiring wilderness consists of hundreds of canyons and gorges.

DAY 5 - 6: Simien Mountains National Park – Axum Drive through the remarkable Tekezze Gorge to the earliest capital of Ethiopia – Axum. On our way, visit the villages of the Tigre people.

The African nation’s historic route begins in the ancient city of Axum, which dates to about 100 B.C. The next day we enjoy a full day sightseeing tour of Axum, which includes visiting the Stele Park, the Archeological Museum of Axum, the St. Mary of Zion Church the palace and tomb of King Kaleb and Gebre Meskel (6th Century AD) and the palace of the Queen of Sheba (9th Century BC) DAY 7: Axum – Lalibela In the morning we fly to Lalibela and after lunch we visit the first group of churches of Lalibela that are found north of a small stream called River Jordan. The small town of Lalibela in Ethiopia is home to one of the world’s most astounding sacred sites: 11 rock-hewn churches, each carved entirely out of a single block of granite with its roof at ground level.

DAY 9: Lalibela – Addis Ababa After breakfast we fly back to Addis Ababa and take a short city tour to visit the National Museum of Addis Ababa – where the fossil remains of the oldest hominid (Lucy – 3.25 mil years old)- is kept at, and Mercato – the largest open-air market in Africa.

The Tropical North

The north of Madagascar includes several national parks and reserves, the country’s highest peak and also the most popular tourist destination – the nosy Be Archipelago. The North is also home to Jenman Island Safari’s privately owned fishing camp, Turtle Bay.

DAY 10: Addis – Dire Dawa – Harar Today we fly east to Dire Dawa and drive to the walled town of Harar, which was the Muslim Capital of Ethiopia in the medieval times. On our way to Harar, visit the villages of the Hararghe Oromo people. At Harar we visit the house of the famous French poet – Arthur Rimbaud who lived in Harar in the 19th Century, the cultural market of Harar where you can visit the people of Adere (Harari), Oromo and Amhara together, and in the evening drive to one of the gates of Harar to visit the ‘Hyena Man’ who feeds wild hyenas by hand.

DAY 11: Harar – Dire Dawa – Addis Drive to Dire Dawa visiting the largest Chat (Mild Stimulant) Market at Aweday. In Addis have time to make walks on the main streets to visit historical Monuments, and for shopping. In the evening, we will host you at one of the best traditional restaurants of Addis where you can see the folkloric dances of the Ethiopian people and taste their variety of meals.

The Abundant East

Lesser travelled with largely dense rainforest and a long coast line, the east of Madagascar is highly tropical and an adventurer’s delight!

Departure Dates Every Saturday with a minimum of 2 pax

The Remote West

With a dry climate, deciduous fests and endless sandy beaches, the west of Madagascar contains the limestone Tsingy, and several fascinating National Parks with good hiking.

The Central Highlands

The central highlands is Madagascar’s most travelled overland route - from the city to the south-west coast.

Antananarivo, the capital city, is contained within this area.

DAY 12: Departure After breakfast your Ethiopian Discovery comes to an end. You will be taken to the airport for your onward flight.

The Dry South

The south of Madagascar is the most exotic, with spiny forests, abundant wildlife and excellent beaches and coral reefshiking.

DAY 8: Lalibela This morning we walk or ride on the back of a mule to the hill top semi monolithic church of Asheton Mariam (13yth Century AD). Here we enjoy a birds eye view of the surrounding area.

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Madagascar

Madagascar

DHOW CAMPING TRIP

MADAGASCAR Antananarivo

Andasibe NP

Antisirabe Fianarantsoa Ifaty Tulear

Isalo NP

Ranomafana NP

Small- group accommodated Tour, nonparticipation 10

US$ 1870* / € 1290* / £ 1035* Single Supplement US$ 385* / € 265* / £ 215*

Supplement for upmarket accommodation:

US$ 490*, Single Supplement US$ 750* € 340*, Single Supplement € 520* £ 270, Single Supplement £ 415 No Flights included

*Rate for 2 people sharing, not available on scheduled tour, only on private basis

11 days Tana to Tana

Explore the exquisite surroundings of the island of Nosy Be. This marine haven, north of Madagascar’s mainland, is waiting to be discovered in an 8-day adventure. Enjoy the islandhopping lifestyle in Jenman’s own exclusive-use dhow and snorkel over the soft corals with their vivid colours. Camp out on a peaceful island where you won’t find a soul, snorkel with whale sharks, fish for game fish and relax on unspoilt beaches- this is the ultimate paradise.

When you arrive on Nosy Be we meet you at the airport and take you to your hotel for the night (included in the trip costs). The following morning you set sail with us on our dhow, for the following 6 nights, camping on the various tropical islands around Nosy Be. The crew sets up the camp every afternoon and takes it down the following morning, allowing you to thoroughly relax and rejuvenate.

Group Size Min 4, Maximum 10

DAY 2: Natural Reserve of Andasibe A morning visit to the Special Reserve of Andasibe to see the Indri Indri. Later we take a walk through the orchid park and visit Andasibe village.

DAY 3: Andasibe - Antsirabe We drive back to Tana, and head south to Antsirabe, across the highlands with their beautiful rice field. Arrival in ‘the place of salt’ (Antsirabe), an elegant city.

DAY 4: Antsirabe to Ranomafana National Park Today we drive to Ambositra, the centre of Madagascar’s wood carving industry. On our way to Ranomafana National Park, the landscape is still dominated by rice fields, pine forests, eucalyptus trees and rocky mountains.

Day 5: Ranomafana National Park Ranomafana’s terrain is characterised by numerous small streams, which plummet down to the beautiful Namorona River. You will go for walks in the National Park hopefully spotting some of the lemurs and chameleons.

DAY 6: Fianarantsoa – Isalo We leave Ranomafana and pass Fianarantsoa ‘the city where one

From US$ 435*/ € 299* / £ 240* Single Supplement from US$ 210 / € 145 / £ 115 * No flights included, low season

DAY 8: Isalo to Ifaty We continue to Tuléar. Situated in the deep south, the landscape is dominated by the spiny forest like the cactus, different euphorbiacea and didieracea.

DAY 9: Ifaty Day at leisure. Ifaty is an ideal place for diving and snorkelling and a popular spot for birdwatchers. Many excursions are possible like a visit to the ‘Reserve Domergue’ or boat trip to see the whales.

DAY 10: Ifaty - Tulear - Tana Transfer to the airport for the flight back to Tana. The afternoon is free. You can take a walk from the high city to see Rova, the queen’s palace.

DAY 11: Tana Transfer to the airport for your onward flight.

DAY 1: Nosy Be Arrival You are taken to the Vanila hotel in Nosy Be, set along the white sandy beach. Nosy Be has much to offer the visitor: beautiful beaches, views from the peak of Mont Passot, scuba diving and the Ylang Ylang distillery to name but a few.

DAY 2 - 3: Nosy Be At Leisure. Explore surrounding islands off Nosy Be such as Nosy Komba and see the semi-tame Black Lemurs or visit Nosy Tanikely for exceptional snorkeling and Scuba diving. Go on an organized spice tour to Hell-Ville with its bustling daily market. Enjoy a sundowner at the tiny rustic bar. Or why not enjoy a sail on a catamaran or go fishing and diving (booked in your own time and own expense).

DAY 4: Nosy Be – Antananarivo Today catch your flight to Antananarivo. Your will be transferred to IC Hotel, where you will spend the night. Enjoy your last evening in Madagascar.

DAY 5: Antananarivo – Johannesburg We transfer you back to Antananarivo airport, where you will check in for your flight home.

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Every day of the week or with a minimum of 4 at the following departure dates. Upgraded Accommodation not available on scheduled tour.

Please contact our office for rates from 1 to 10 pax.

Depart Return April: 03/04/09 13/04/09

17/04/09 27/04/09 May: 01/05/09 11/05/09

15/05/09 25/05/09

29/05/09 08/06/09 June: 12/06/09 22/06/09

26/06/09 06/07/09 July: 10/07/09 20/07/09

24/07/09 03/08/09 August: 07/08/09 17/08/09

21/08/09 31/08/09 September: 04/09/09 14/09/09

18/09/09 28/09/09 October: 02/10/09 12/10/09

16/10/09 26/10/09

30/10/09 08/11/09 November: 13/11/09 23/11/09

27/11/09 07/12/09

DAY 7: Isalo Today we visit the Isalo National Park and walk to the ‘Natural swimming pool’. On our way we can see vegetation like Uapaca bojeri, Pachypodium rosulatum or ‘elephant’s foot’, Aloe isaloensis.

Along the way, for lemur lovers, there may be sifakas, brown lemurs and ringtailed lemurs, as well as fifty-five species of birds, lizards and snakes. We finally reach the swimming pool.

A 5-Day 4-night Package on the Madagascan Island of Nosy Be Small Group Lodge- Safari 4

Departure Dates

learns good things’. We then head southwards and stop to visit a wine industry for wine tasting. Along the way we pass ‘the gate of the south’. Arrive in Isalo.

NOSY BE BEACH PACKAGE

Hell-Ville

A 8-Day Island-hopping Dhow Camping Trip around Nosy Be

This is an island waiting to be explored.

Discover the best of Madagascar in this fascinating eleven day tour with lemurs, colourful tribes, tropical beaches, bustling markets and ever-changing scenery. Begin your adventure in Tana (Antananarivo, the capital) and travel through unspoilt nature, the dense forests of Andasibe, the eroded hills of Antsirabe, Fianarantsoa, Isalo National Park, Ifaty and Tulear. This taste of Madagascar will definitely leave you wanting to explore more of this incredible island.

DAY 1: Antananarivo - Tana - Andasibe Arrival in Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar. Drive to Andasibe through the green and luxuriant vegetation of the east. We will take you on a night walk in the area of Andasibe Reserve to observe night active lemurs and other nocturnal animals.

NOSY BE

ST MARIE PACKAGE

Departure Dates Departs every Saturday from April to December.

Departing on a Saturday, ending the following Saturday

NOSY KOMBA

Russian Bay Mahalina

Tanikely

NOSY IRANJA

MADAGASCAR

Small- Group non-participation island hopping Dhow camping Trip 6 1

US$ 805 / € 520 / £ 415 Single Supplement US$ 18 / € 12 / £ 10 No flights included; Rates are subject to change

Group Size Min 6, Maximum 10

DAY 1, Arrive Madagascar (Nosy Be or Antananarivo) You will be met by the Skipper, tour guide and captain of the dhow, and transferred to the Bed and Breakfast in Hell-ville. Evening at leisure (own expense).

DAY 2 - 7, Various Islands We board the dhow and set sail for the islands! During the next 7 days (6 nights) we will sail to some of the following islands. These are dependant on weather and tide conditions: Russian Bay (also known as Ambavatory Bay), is a beautiful and remote place opposite the Nosy Be archipelago. Enjoy the fantastic marine life for snorkeling and fishing and maybe you might spot a whale (in season – from October to December) or a rare Whale shark.

The tropical woods harbour abundant birdlife, reptiles and lemurs.

Nosy Iranja (Island of Turtles) – the larger and inhabited of the two islands, Nosy Iranja and Nosy Iranja Kely are connected by a 1.5 km long sand bar, negotiable on foot at low tide. Nosy Iranja is a peaceful and remote island with crystal clear waters, good fishing, wonderful walks and fantastic opportunities to sea kayak and explore on foot.

Iranja is a breeding reserve for hawksbill turtles.

Mahalina - we spend time here relaxing in the beautiful surroundings, or kayaking up the mangrove swamps. The area is great for snorkelling, fishing and spear-fishing. We may use A-frame bungalows on Mahalina, instead of camping.

Lokobie reserve – a protected reserve, Lokobe offers wildlife galore with the likelihood of you spotting several lemur species, colourful chameleons and maybe a snake or two amid the forest!

fauna, allowing us the chance for some superb snorkeling in warm waters with great visibility. You are likely to spot an amazing variety of marine life; from coral, starfish and anemones to every colour and shape of fish - and perhaps a turtle if you are lucky!

With a bit of luck, we may be able to spot the ring-tailed Lemurs while stepping on to Terre Firma.

Nosy Komba – an island with quaint villages, craft markets and famed for its habituated Lemurs, who may take a jump onto your shoulders!

DAY 8: Hell-Ville and end of Dhow experience Sail back to Hell-Ville port where our dhow adventure comes to an end. Catch your return flight to Antananarivo where you will need to overnight before returning to Johannesburg the following day.

Nosy Tanikely – a marine reserve teeming with underwater flora and

7 Days on the Idyllic Madagascan Island of St Marie Small-group accommodated tour, nonparticipation

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US$ 465* / € 320* / £ 255* Single Supplement US$ 225 / € 155 / £ 125 * No flights included and rates are subject to change

DAY 1: Antananarivo Arrival in Antananarivo and transfer to your hotel Day 2-5: St. Marie Today you will fly to St. Marie. The hotel has a private beach and pool and can arrange excursions like boat tours to different parts of St Marie, road trips, whale tours (in season) and quad bike tours.The sea is safe for snorkelling, or you could book a few days of scuba diving! Fishing trips may also be arranged, or simply just enjoy a cocktail or two on the beach or go to Ambodifotatra to explore some boutiques or the local market.

DAY 6: St. Maire – Antananarivo Flight back to Antananarivo and transfer to your hotel.

DAY 7: Antananarivo – Johannesburg Transfer back to Antananarivo airport, where you will check in for your flight home.

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TURTLE FISHING BAY PACKAGE

On our 8-day fishing package to the remote island of Kalakajour, you can revel in the fishing opportunities of the reefs around the island, at Jenman Island Safaris privately owned camp.

Day 1: Days 2 -6: Day 7: Day 8:

Arrival to Nosy Be Turtle Bay Camp Turtle Bay Camp - Antananarivo Antananarivo - Home destination

Arriving at the airport of Nosy Be in the evening, you will spend your first night in a Bed and Breakfast in Hellville, before transferring the next morning by fishing ski boat, to the remote island of Kalakajour.

During your transfer, you can enjoy some trolling on the way to the camp.

Enjoy some excellent fishing just 3km off Turtle Bay beach, where you will find the continental shelf dropping from 10 to 100 meters, running parallel along the coast for 13 km.

Fishing Package 7

2 pax; US$ 2610 / € 1630 / £ 1305

4 pax: US$ 1665 / € 1040 / £ 835

Single Supplement US$ 350 / € 220 / £ 175

* Group discounts apply

For a full itinerary and further details on the tour, please ask your local travel agent, or view the itinerary on www.travel2madagascar.com.

Don’t forget – any of our packages can be tailor-made, or amended to suit your needs.

Three days fishing boat hire has been included in your package, allowing you to enjoy the remaining two days of surf fishing, kayak fishing, excellent fly fishing off the rocks, or just relaxing! Additional ski boat hire is available, should you wish for more time out on the ocean.

On day 7 you can enjoy more trolling during your transfer from Turtle Bay Camp back to Nosy Be, where you will catch your flight to Antananarivo.

Here you will overnight at the IC hotel (or similar), close to the airport, before flying home the next day.

Turtle Bay Camp is situated on Kalakajour - the smallest and most northern of the four islands of the Radamas archipelago. Located 90 km south west of Nosy Be, Kalakajour is home to fish eagles, beautiful coral beds, and spectacular fishing. Just past the continental drop off, one can find Tuna, Barracuda, Sailfish, and Giant Kingfish.

Shore Angling

Turtle Bay Camp caters for shore-anglers who would like to sample the virtually unexploited stocks of coastal fish that the area offers. The inshore area in close proximity to Turtle Bay Camp is a diverse mixture of rock reef and sand, which provides the ideal habitat for a wide variety of fish.

Off Shore Angling

Fishing along the eastern shelf of the Mozambique channel you will find most of the local pelagic game fish species in abundance, including sailfish, giant trevally, dorado, king mackerel, barracuda, wahoo, large dog tooth tuna, and more.

Fly-fishing

Turtle Bay Camp on Kalakajour Island is geared for the fly fisherman. There are large flats in front of the camp and deep drop-offs around the island (these are accessible on foot, or via one of the sea kayaks that are available to go around the island).

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Madagascar

ISLAND HOPPING

Nosy Sakatia Ambatoloaka Nose Tanga Ambatoloaka

NOSY BE Hell-ville Lokobe

Nosy Tany Kely

NOSY KOMBA

Small-group accommodated tour 6

US$ 1205 / € 830 / £ 665 Single Supplement US$ 345 / € 235 / £ 190

Group Size Minimum 1, maximum 12

7 days Nosy Be to Nosy Sakatia, Nosy Verona, Ambatiloka and Nosy Komba Do you want to experience the comfort and hospitality of Madagascar’s nation while exploring some of the most diverse and picturesque islands?

Nosy Be and it’s surrounding islands offer the perfect beach-getaway. Soak up Madagascar’s sun on white sandy beaches, snorkel in the warm Indian Ocean at Marine Reserves like Nosy Tanikely and let lemurs jump on your shoulders in Nosy Komba! Lush rain forest awaits you in Lokobe Nature Reserve – take a stroll and experience the variety! Exciting speed boat transfers from island to island add adventure to this holiday!

DAY 1 - 2: Antananarivo to Nosy Be A morning departure takes you from Johannesburg, South Africa and into Madagascar’s capital, Antananarivo. You fly onto Nosy Be and transfer by taxi to Chanty beach and then by speedboat to a small private beach. The next two days will be spent snorkelling, taking pleasant walks, exploring the stunning beaches, riding on pirogues and sea kayaks, and just soaking up the sand, sea and sun.

offers you easy access to the activities contained in the town. You can arrange trips to do Quad biking, visit the local market and Handicrafts market, see the sacred tree or climb Mount Passot.

DAY 3 - 4: Ambatiloka to Nosy Komba Today we make an early start to Ambatiloka. We then take a day excursion to Nosy Tanikely Marine Reserve – famed for its world class snorkelling and diving.

After that, we proceed to Nosy Komba.

DAY 7: Antananarivo, Madagascar After breakfast, we proceed by taxi to the airport where we will fly back to the capital city, Antananarivo and catch our flight back to Johannesburg, South Africa.

NORTH ADVENTURE

Montagene d'Ambre NP Nosy Be

Diego Suarez Ankarana NP

Ankify

8 days from Tana to Tana Scarcely populated but with a rich mix of scenery, vegetation and culture – the north of Madagascar invites you for a real adventure! A perfect add-on to your relaxing beach holiday in Nosy Be! Start your adventure in one of Madagascar’s most diverse rainforests – Montagne d’Ambre.

Find night lemurs, the world’s smallest chameleons, hidden waterfalls and crater lakes!

Your next highlight will be Ankarana Reserve – erosion has created a spikey stone forest landscape with underground riverbeds and caves which helped to protect the region from human intrusion. Enjoy your last days of the tour on the sandy beaches and lemur reserves in and around Nosy Be – the big island!

Antananarivo

MADAGASCAR

Small-group accommodated tour 7

US$ 1860 / € 1200 / £ 960 Single Supplement US$ 350 / € 225 / £ 180 No flights included

*Rate pp for 2 people sharing, rate decreases subject to more people participating; 1 pax rate available

Group Size Min 2, Maximum 10

On day 6, we take a motorised pirogue trip to Lokobe Nature Reserve. Spend the day enjoying jungle walks to see the variety of wildlife, and take in the beautiful sounds of nature.

DAY 5 - 6: Nosy Komba – Jungle Village, Lokobe Nature Reserve We travel via boat from Nosy Komba to the main island of Nosy Be, where you will check into Sambatra Bed & Breakfast. Just 20 minutes from Hell-ville, its location

Departure Dates Every day of the week

Departure Dates Every day of the week

DAY 1: Johannesburg - Antananarivo You will be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel in Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar. The evening is at leisure.

DAY 2: Antananarivo - Diego Suarez - Montagne d’ Ambre You will be transferred to the airport for your flight to Diego Suarez.

We then drive directly to Montagne d’ Ambre National Park. It is one of Madagascar’s most visited natural attractions.

DAY 3: Montagne d’ Ambre - Ankarana Today we head to Ankarana- a nature reserve with karst pinnacles, sacred caves, underground rivers and beautiful scenery. The rich and diverse flora and fauna includes many lemurs and interesting bird species. We will explore the extensive cave system.

DAY 4: Ankarana - Ankify In the morning we visit the Ankarana nature reserve again, where you will have the chance to admire the remarkably rich and varied vegetation. We drive late to Ankify - a small village along the white sand beaches.

“the island of perfumes”. It is a beautiful tropical island covered with palm trees and bougainvillea.

DAY 6: Nosy Be This day in Nosy Be is at leisure. Visit the Lokobe Reserve, a rainforest reserve. You might see lemurs, birds and chameleons. Or go on a day- cruise to the islands “Nosy Komba” - the island of lemurs or “Nosy Tanikely” - an underwater reserve offering a rich diversity of marine life, such as beautiful corals and a big variety of fish, with excellent diving and snorkelling opportunities.

DAY 7: Nosy Be - Antananarivo Today you fly back to Antananarivo, where a transfer will take you to your hotel. You can wander through the capital’s steep and narrow streets or you can climb up to the old rova (palace) and enjoy the views over Antananarivo.

DAY 8: Antananarivo - Johannesburg Today you will be transferred to the airport for your flight backto Johannesburg, where you unforgettable tour ends

DAY 5: Ankify - Nosy Be Today you will go on a boat transfer to Nosy Be, commonly known as

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Namibia, Angola

EXPEDITIONS

Jenman Safaris also offers expeditions in and around Africa... our specially catered for expeditions attract the well-travelled and experienced traveller! We have structured these tours in such a way that the itinerary is a guideline of activities and areas that we aim to go to – day to day obstacles and challenges will all be part of your adventure. Those who have experienced a safari before will love this true African expedition, as you will travel with those that have safari experience, are ready for the adventure and the possibilities of the ‘unknown’. This is a camping expedition and you will be accompanied with a driver/guide at all times. You will travel in a 4x4 Toyota Landcruiser vehicle throughout your journey– which is naturally the only way to travel on an expedition!

4x4 EXPEDITION 12 days through Southern Angola Why not have a real back to nature 4x4 safari and enjoy adventurous days of exploring a unique country? Enjoy everything from its incredible scenery, friendly Himba people to an exhilarating beach drive with just enough space between the dunes and the raging ocean for you! Angola is a very diverse country with an ever changing landscape and challenging conditions, yet it produces a feeling of peace and excitement as the country moves away from its past at a rapid rate.

Small-group camping and lodge, semiparticipation expedition

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US$ 3085 / ¤ 2130 / £ 1645 Group discounts from 7 passengers apply

Group Size Min 6, Maximum 10 changes dramatically from Mopane forests to large open plains.

Day 5: Foz do Cunene, Angola We start our final day towards the coast, stopping to explore the Welwitchia’s lining our route. The desert changes face from rocky landscapes, to an endless sandy desert.

Zambia, Malawi, Mozambique, South Africa

DAY 6: Beach Drive, Angola One of the highlights is the exhilarating 230 km drive up the beach. Behind the dunes are a number of green oases and vast lagoons teeming with fish and birds. On our way we pass by two shipwrecks.

21 days Livingstone to Johannesburg

Small-group Camping Safari, semi-participation

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Feel like Stanley Livingstone as you embark on your own African expedition: Zambia, Malawi, Mozambique, Swaziland and South Africa. This expedition has the perfect mix of adventure and leisure as you take in beautiful beaches, captivating wildlife and fascinating cultures. Journey in 4x4s from the world-renowned Victoria Falls, through wild and remote national parks, Malawi’s friendly locals, Mozambique’s tropical beaches and ultimately arrive in Johannesburg, the bustling centre of South Africa.

US$ 2605 / ¤ 1795 / £ 1435, Local payment US$ 460

Group Size Min 4, Maximum 10 DAY 1: Victoria Falls, Livingstone in Zambia We start our expedition at one of the seven Natural Wonders – the great Victoria Falls.

DAY 2 - 3: Canoeing on the Zambezi River, Zambia The next day will be spent canoeing through the Zambezi River in close encounters with large herds of elephants. On one of the islands we will pitch our camps for the night.

DAY 4: Livingstone – Lusaka, Zambia On day 4 we make our way up north to the energetic city of Lusaka passing through the vast wilderness of Zambia. We set up our camp outside the buzzing town.

DAY 5: Lusaka – Chipata, Zambia Today our journey takes us through the east of Zambia along the Lower Zambezi National Park to Chipata.

DAY 6 - 7: South Luangwa National Park, Zambia We enter South Luangwa National Park – the jewel of Africa’s wilderness. The next two days are spent on game drives and game walks to see some of the elephants, giraffes, impala, puku, buffalo, hippos, zebras and more.

DAY 8 - 9: Monkey Bay, Malawi Leaving the South Luangwa National Park, we cross the border to Malawi. Driving eastwards we will reach Lake Malawi. The next day we will explore the beauty and secrets of the lake during an exciting kayak trip.

DAY 10 - 12: Mulanje Massive, Malawi We leave the beach and travel to the mountains - the Mulanje Massive. The next three days we spend with hiking on this Massive until our feet get tired.

DAY 13: Blantyre/Tete, Malawi Today we continue our journey driving in a southerly direction to Blantyre and Tete.

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DAY 14: Chicamba, Mozambique Mozambique - the picturesque village Chicambe is our first stop. From a vantage point near the dam control room we have unimpeded views of the entire Chicamba Real Dam. DAY 15: Vilanculous, Mozambique Back on the road we drive to the warm coast of the Indian Ocean in the east of Mozambique. The village Vilanculous is close to the beach.

DAY 16: Benguerra Islands, Mozambique Today we leave the Mozambique’s mainland and step on a boat to sail over the warm, blue waters of the Indian Ocean to the Benguerra Islands. Since Benguerra is blessed with the most intact area of indigenous dine forest of all the islands, it probably offers the best birding as well. Be careful – crocodiles are living in here, too.

DAY 7: Flamingo Camp, Angola We use today to relax and explore the fascinating area. The fishing on this coastline is legendary – perhaps try your luck on catching the big one! We take a drive into the nearby canyon to hike and explore.

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DAY 1: Ondangwa, Ruacana, Namibia Our trip begins with a flight into Ondangwa Airport in Namibia. We will continue through to Ruacana, stopping in Oshakati for some last minute shopping!

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DAY 2: Ruacana, Namibia We take things slowly today and ease into the trip and border formalities.

Along the way, we will enjoy a visit to the Ruacana Falls, which are located on the border of Namibia and Angola and about 120 m deep and 700 m wide.

DAY 3: Drive towards the Atlantic coast, Angola Today we will see the many Himba people who live in the area. These nomadic people of Angola are completely untouched by modern society and live with very little. We will also pass a major stand of enormous Baobab trees.

DAY 4: Drive towards the Atlantic coast, Angola Expect some exciting, long and slow 4x4 driving. The scenery

DAY 8: Lubango, Leba Pass, Angola Today we head for the city of Lubango taking the breathtaking Leba pass that winds up to a height of 1845m. Lubango is set in a lush tropical valley, is rich in colonial architecture, and mixed with the confusion of Africa offering an interesting variety with Portuguese heritage.

DAY 9: Lubango, Tunda Vala, Angola We spend the day at leisure enjoying the beautiful surroundings and clean mountain air. Take a hike to the waterfall and enjoy sundowners at the top of the Tunda Vala escarpment.

DAY 10: Cahama, Otchinjau, Angola Drive south heading for Cahama where we can explore the abandoned tanks and military vehicles left from the war.

DAY 11: Ondangwa, Namibia Continue the drive south reaching the border of Angola, driving to Ondangwa, arriving in time for hot showers and a lodge dinner.

DAY 12: Tour ends Say goodbye to your fellow Angolan travellers as you fly from Ondangwa to Windhoek airport, and continue your journey home.

DAY 17: Inhambane, Mozambique On day 17 we drive along the coast to the sleepy and neat town of Inhambane. The town probably has the largest working fleet of Dhows on the East African coastline.

DAY 18: Maputo, Mozambique Today we visit Mozambique’s sprawling capital Maputo. This bustling city has an impressive skyline and boasts a unique combination of Portuguese and African atmospheres.

DAY 19 – 20: Kruger National Park, Soutn Africa Leaving Mozambique we enter the rainbow nation South Africa and make our way to Kruger National Park. On Day 20 we spend our time on a game drive, hoping to spot some of the Big 5 and other game.

DAY 21: Johannesburg, South African Today is our last day of this incredible expedition. We end our long journey in Johannesburg.

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WESTERN CAPE

South Africa

Paarl Franschhoek

6 days from Cape Town to Cape Town

Stellenbosch Cape Town

Whether it’s a leisurely cycle through picturesque vineyards or racing through a dense forest, you can be sure to get your share of adventure, fun-filled exercise and breathtaking surroundings in this 6-day tour. Take in some wonderful sights as we meander a circular route from Cape Town to Hermanus and back, visiting Stellenbosch, Franschoek and Cape Point.

SPECIAL INTEREST SAFARIS Safaris are never limited to what you can do and how you travel with us… therefore we have developed special interest safaris and tours that are of a slightly different nature, especially catered for those that like to travel with different methods of transport.

These special interest safaris include motorbike safaris, mountain bike safaris, walking safaris and more! This type of safari appeals to the energetic and adventurous traveller, providing an exhilarating way to tour Africa. Most of these special interest safaris are non participation camping safaris which are well structured and guided by an experienced tour guide – all special interest safaris can also be tailor-made.

Our motorbike tours are run with a support vehicle with an off-trailer, which carries your luggage and all the camping equipment. The group will consists of a maximum of 10 Bikers plus a personal guide on a motorbike. Our driver and courier will drive the backup vehicle and will meet up with you on the campsite in the evening. All bike riders must be minimum 25 years old.

Ride a beautiful, scenic route circling Cape Town, through Franschhoek, Oudtshoorn, Wilderness and Swellendam and back to Cape Town. Enjoy unrivalled scenery, ostrich racing, De Hoop Nature Reserve and sample outstanding wines from the Route 62.

SOUTH AFRICA Paarl Cape Town Franschhoek Hermanus

6 Day Small-group semi-participation camping safari 5

Oudtshoorn Barrydale Mossel Bay

Wilderness

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4 or 5 days from Johannesburg, Pretoria or Nelspruit through the Greater Kruger National park

Every Monday and Friday.

US$ 4 255 / € 2 935 / £ 2350 Single Supplement US$ 15 / € 10 / £ 8 Motorcycle Hire: ZAR 12 835 per person for the full tour

Group Size Minimum 4, Maximum 10

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Group Size Min 4, Maximum 10

4 days (Fri-Mon) Small-group Camping Safari, non-participation 3

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15 Day Small-group Camping Safari, non-participation 13 1

US$ 1695 / € 1170 / £ 935 Single supplement US$ 190 / € 130 / £ 105

US$ 665 / € 460 / £ 370, local payment ZAR 200 Single Supplement US$ 310 / € 215 / £ 170

5 days (Mon-Fri) Small-group Camping Safari, non-participation 4

US$ 1310 / € 905 / £ 725 Motorcycle hire ZAR 5335

A truly unique 15-day safari adventure for motorbiking enthusiasts from Johannesburg to Johannesburg. This tour showcases magnificent highlights of Botswana, South Africa, Nambia and Livingstone/Victoria Falls on the back of a motorbike. Our route includes some of the best bikeriding roads in Botswana with sight including Chobe National Park, the Okavango Delta and Caprivi Strip.

Hermanus

Group Size Minimum 4, Maximum 10

South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia

Cape Point

Small-group Bicycle Lodge Tour, non-participation 5

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GREATER KRUGER

South Africa

SOUTH AFRICA

US $ 850 / € 590 / £ 475, local payment ZAR 200 Single Supplement US$ 405 / € 280 / £ 225

Group Size Min 1, Maximum 8

This tented camp walking safari through the Greater Kruger National park gives you the opportunity to follow the routes of the ‘Big Five”, Lion, Leopard, Elephant, Buffalo and Rhino and other animals by foot to get the closest view possible.

In the mornings we set off at first light. Enjoying the cool morning air we may walk directly from camp or else use a vehicle to get further out.

Your ranger will decipher the tracks and signs left by the passing animals during the night. The thrill of walking, tracking and getting up close to some of the creatures of the bush is an unforgettable experience. On the walks there is a lot of emphasis on all the interesting life seen such as trees, plants, insects and birds. A scrumptious breakfast is prepared back in camp and afterwards there is time to unwind and have a siesta during the heat of the day. After lunch is served it is time to head out again.

The afternoon activities are walk/ drive combination, looking for tracks and activities in other areas. After the walk we drive to a beautiful spot in the Reserve, where we’ll have sundowners while waiting for a stunning African Sunset. As the diurnal animals and birds anxiously get ready for bed, the stage and sounds change and a whole new world awakens. This is when we connect the spotlight and night drive back to camp, looking for the nocturnal creatures that are so rarely seen during the day. Back in camp a hearty supper and a warm campfire will be waiting for you.

After a long day in the bush there is nothing more rewarding than to sneak off to bed and listen to the sounds of the night under a blanket of overwhelming African stars!

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South Africa

HIKING A 7-day hike from Table Mountain to Cape Point on the Hoerikwaggo Trail in exclusive partnership with SANParks

Small Group Hiking tour, non-participation 6

US$ 930* / € 585* / £ 465* Single Supplement US$ 105 / € 65 / £ 55 * Rates only valid until the 31st October 2009

CHARITY CHALLENGES

Join us on an unforgettable journey of self discovery in a place where every season has something unique to offer.

By far the most famous land-mark in South Africa, the imposing profile of Table Mountain rises out majestically high above Cape Town. This tour is for all the adventurous and energetic travellers out there. Table Mountain has many beautiful footpaths and with one of our qualified mountain guides you can be assured of an excellent and safe adventure. Join us on the only organised 7-day hike from Cape Town all the way to Cape Point while your accommodation, meals and luggage are all taken care of!

Group Size Minimum 4, maximum 12 arrive at our camp in the afternoon to relax and enjoy our evening meal together. We spend the night at Silvermine Tented Camp, overlooking False Bay. Hiking distance: 17.5km

DAY 1: Arrival in Cape Town, South Africa Arrival in South Africa’s Mother City - Cape Town.

You will be transferred to your accommodation in the city centre and you will have the remainder of the day at your leisure to acclimatise or to explore this cosmopolitan city. Major attractions include Greenmarket Square, the Company Gardens, Robben Island and the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront.

DAY 2: Cape Town – Orange Kloof Forest After breakfast we take a short drive to the foot of Table Mountain and begin our adventure up Platteklip Gorge to the upper cable station. This is the most hiked and most common route up Table Mountain.

From here, we make our way towards the coastal town of Hout Bay through the fynbos valleys, passing little streams and the Table Mountain dams. We overnight in a picturesque, tented camp nestled in the ancient Afromontane forest of Orange Kloof. Hiking distance: 18.4km DAY 3: Orange Kloof Forest to Silvermine After a peaceful night at the Disa River, we head off through the abundance of the fauna and the flora and traverse the Constantiaberg and Vlakkeberg with magnificent views over the Cape Peninsula. We

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DAY 4: Silvermine to Kommetjie Today we make our way up Chapmans Peak, which offers many magnificent views. The remainder of the day is spent walking along the beach with the fresh smell of the ocean sharpening your senses. Be on the lookout for Oystercatchers, Otters, as well as whales and dolphins. We head all the way to Kommetjie, where we spend the night. Hiking distance: 18km

After years of experience in running Adventure Safaris around Southern Africa, Jenman African Safaris began to host Charity Challenge events in 2003.

DAY 5: Kommetjie to Cape Point From Kommetjie we make our way to the Old Wireless Station and hike up Slankop via Grootkop and eventually arrive at Signal School in the afternoon.

Once we’ve rested a bit we make our way to the naval village of Simonstown, where we spend the night.

Hiking distance: 8km DAY 6: Simonstown - Cape Point - Cape Town We drive to the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve and take a short walk to the ship wreck in the reserve.

Then we take a drive to Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hope. Visit the African Pinguin Colony at Boulders Beach! After a lunch at a restaurant en route (own account), we start heading back to Cape Town via Fish Hoek, Glencairn, Kalk Bay and Muizenberg.

On our way to Cape Town we stop off at the Cape’s oldest wine estate, Groot Constantia, to enjoy a wine tasting – a perfect way to end our hiking adventure.

We arrive in Cape Town in the late afternoon.

DAY 7: Depart Cape Town Depending on your time of departure you will be collected and transferred to Cape Town Airport for your flight.

These events raise crucial funds for a variety of charities that value the support. They are designed to be challenging with a sense of adventure and the daily activities will test your limits within spectacular scenic surroundings. Groups (30-80) join up to ‘endure and enjoy’ these wild challenges whilst cementing everlasting friendships.

Departure Dates Every day Departs every of the Saturday week from Cape Town

As a destination for eco-tourists, corporate adventure travellers and charity challenges, Southern Africa and East Africa has few rivals.

Our safari expertise and experience ensures a journey of a lifetime through some of the most unusual yet spectacular aspects of this incredible region. We also offer the ability for your organisation to mould an itinerary of your choice. Trekking, road biking, Mountain biking, Kayaking and crayoning are all on offer.

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Overseas Challenges are a fantastic way to combine incredible, often life changing experiences while raising money and awareness for your chosen charity. They are designed to take you out of your comfort zone; physically and mentally the rewards are great.

Meet phenomenal people, see and enjoy faraway places and experiences and support your charity - your incentive to succeed.

Below are some of the proposed, upcoming and past events that offer exciting challenges and opportunities. The 8 day concepts align perfectly for a well structured challenge itinerary or team building event. All make use of well known parts of Africa. All use the format of keeping road travel to a minimum, using hotels or tented luxury camps for the first and last night, and camping/dorms or chalets for the 5 nights in between. The style of accommodation used can be tailor-made to your needs.

Cape Endurance Challenge (Trekking, biking, kayaking and Kanyoning) Kilimanjaro (Trekking) Whale challenge (Trekking) The British, Zulu, Boer Battlefield Challenge (Mountain Biking, trekking)

Contact our office for more details!

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Angola has a tropical climate with two seasons, dry with moderate temperatures from May to September and hot and rainy season from October to April

Hot summers with afternoon rains, from October to April. Dry and cooler weather occurs between May and September. Best Game viewing from May to October.

Ethiopia is pretty pleasant all year round. The rainy season is from mid-June to the end of August. Best time to travel is from September to May.

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The Rift Valley: most agreeable weather; arid bushlands and semi-desert regions: range from daytime highs of 40 degrees Celsius to lows of 20 degrees Celsius. Kenya and the eastern coastal fringe: generally hot and humid year-round, warmest months December – March.

Good game viewing throughout the year.

Hot with sub tropical weather. Windy summer – November to March. Winter from April to October – dry and the temperatures are mild. Best time to travel: February to December.

Tropical & humid. The rainy season is in summer with hot temperatures an afternoon rains from November to March and winters are mild with cool sea breezes from April through to October. Best time to travel: April to October.

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Namibia, Windhoek

Wet season: mid-October to late April; dry season: May to October. Average daily highs of 32 degrees Celsius; July is the coolest month with daily highs around 21 degrees Celsius. Best time to travel from May to August.

Hot summers, minimal rain (November – April). Cooler, pleasant, dry winters from May to October. Game viewing throughout the year.

Hot summers, minimal rain (November – April). Cooler, pleasant, dry winters from May to October. Game viewing throughout the year.

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South Africa, Cape Town Warm, sunny summers (October – April), getting warmer in the north, winter rainfall only in Cape Province (June to August). Best time to travel: Northern Regions – May to September, Southern Regions (Cape Town) – December to March.

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Swaziland, Mbane

Warm, sunny summers (October – April), getting warmer in the north, winter rainfall only in Cape Province (June to August). Best time to travel: Northern Regions – May to September, Southern Regions (Cape Town) – December to March.

Mild climate with summer rains between October and March. Best time to travel from May to October.

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Zambia, Livingstone

Zambia, Lusaka

Coast – Tropical with hot and humid areas. Rainy season: April to May. The central plateau is dry and hot. Inland – heavy rains in March, April, May. Low rainfall in November and December. Best game viewing from June to October.

Three season: December – April is warm and wet. May to August is cool and dry while September to November is hot and dry. May to November is the best time for a safari.

Three season: December – April is warm and wet. May to August is cool and dry while September to November is hot and dry. May to November is the best time for a safari.

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4.6.

“Force Majeure” means, in relation to the Company, any circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the Company (including, but not limited to, acts of God, explosion, flood, fire, war or threat of war, sabotage, civil disturbance, quarantine, government intervention, weather conditions or other unexpected occurrences).

The Company shall not be deemed to be in breach of these terms and conditions or otherwise be liable to the Client, by reason of delay in performance, or by non-performance, of any of its obligations hereunder to the extent that any such delay or non-performance is due to any Force Majeure.

If the Company is affected by Force Majeure it shall be entitled to, and may in its sole and absolute discretion, vary or cancel any itinerary or arrangement in relation to the tour or safari.

No refunds are given for circumstances arising beyond the Company’s control, necessitating alternative arrangements being made to ensure the safety and/or further participation and enjoyment of the tour or safari.

In the unlikely event of a vehicle breakdown that is beyond the Company’s control and immediate repair, the Company will arrange to have the spare part sent to the current location in the fastest possible time.

The Company reserves the right to alter the itinerary accordingly in order to make up any time lost due to any unforeseen circumstances.

The company reserves the right to cancel the tour without prior notification and in such an event only agrees to refund all monies already paid and received from the Client.

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Any cancellation of a booking by a Client or Agent, must be in writing and shall only be effective upon its acknowledged receipt by the Company. The date on which the Company receives the correspondence or a company recognised Agent, will determine the cancellation charge, if any.

Cancellation charges will be incurred as follows: 46 days or more prior to departure: 10% of the total rate 21days to 45 days prior to departure: 30% of the total rate 14 days to 20 days prior to departure: 50% of the total rate 8 days to 13 days prior to departure 80% of the total rate less than 8 days prior to departure: 100% of the total rate Special cancellation fees may apply for 3rd party bookings

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A deposit of 30% from each Client is required when submitting the application form to confirm a booking, unless otherwise agreed in the Agent Contract.

The full amount due by the Client to the Company, shall be payable not less than 30 days prior to the date of departure/start of services. (unless otherwise specified in the Agent’s Contract).No Client will be permitted to commence any itinerary without payment in full being received by the Company. If the full amount is not received, the Company shall be entitled in its discretion to treat the reservation as cancelled, and consequently to forfeit such part of the advance payment as determined solely by the Company. Late applicants may join the tour based on accommodation availability.

Invoices in foreign currencies shall be paid by no later than the date specified on the footer of the original invoice. If payment is not made within this stipulated time period, the Client is obligated to request a new invoice as the due amount is subject to currency fluctuations. If a new invoice is not requested and the currency exchange rate has changed to Jenman African Safaris’ disadvantage, a new invoice will be issued charging the difference to the Client/Agent.

If the company accepts payment by Credit Card from an Agent or Client, a 5% surcharge will be added to the total price on American Express; a 4% surcharge will be added for Visa and Master Cards.

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There shall be no binding contract between the Company and the Agent until the following two conditions have been met:

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In these Terms & Conditions, the ‘Company’ shall mean Jenman African Safaris cc; a company registered according to the company laws of the Republic of South Africa. The ‘Client’ shall mean the person who has signed a booking form as the Lead Booking Name and each person named in the booking form. The ‘Agent’ shall mean the company, who has signed an Agent’s Contract and is booking a Client to travel with Jenman African Safaris.

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5.2.

Travel and cancellation insurance is mandatory for every Client. All insurance is solely the responsibility of the Client. Before a Client commences a tour, he/she should arrange his/her own insurance with protection for the full duration of the travel, to cover personal injury, medical expenses, repatriation expenses and loss of luggage. If a Client falls ill, all hospital expenses, medical expenses, doctor’s fees and repatriation costs are the Client’s responsibility and the Company shall not be liable for any refund of the tour rate whatsoever.

The carriage and storage of all baggage and personal effects are at all times the Client’s risk and the Company will not accept any liability for any loss or damage of baggage or personal effects.

6. Liability The Client hereby acknowledges, confirms and records that he/she understands the risk inherent in adventure travel in African destinations and associated activities. The Client is accepted onto the tour and undertakes to do the tour, travel or activity at his/her own risk. The client agrees and concedes that the Company, its representatives and employees shall not be responsible for loss or damage to possessions, or injury or illness to the client or loss of life or consequential damages which might occur from any cause whatsoever, unless directly caused by the Company’s negligence.

7. Health The client shall acknowledge an awareness of the proposed itinerary and shall confirm that he or she is medically

fit, in good physical and mental health and is able to embark on the tour. Any client with a pre-existing medical condition or illness must declare the true nature of such a condition to the Company before the commencement of the tour. Any failure to declare may result in the cancellation of his/her booking.

8. Claims and Complaints In the unlikely event that the client has a complaint against the company, the Company must be informed immediately, in order that an opportunity is afforded to the company to investigate the situation and provide redress. If the client has any further complaints, these must be lodged in writing to the Company within 1 month of the tour end date. If these procedures are not followed, the Company will not start or continue any such investigation of said complaint.

9. Company Responsibility and Rights The information in any brochure and printed itineraries is given in good faith by the Company, and is based on the latest information available to the Company. Printed itineraries serve as a guideline only. The company reserves the right to change the facilities or transport described in any publication without being liable for any compensation or refund.

10. The Company Authority Any decision made by the tour guide, acting as a Company representative, shall be deemed final on all matters.

The company shall not be responsible or liable for any client who commits an illegal or unlawful act in any country visited, or the consequences of such an illegal act. The client may in such circumstances be excluded from the tour without a refund, at the sole discretion of the Company or Company representative. If the Company considers a client unsuitable for a tour (due to mental or physical illness or implied danger to any other Client or Company representative) it may at its sole discretion decline to carry the Client further. If a Client causes severe inconvenience or annoyance to other Clients, the Company may decline to carry the client further, without any refund whatsoever. This will only occur after extensive intervention by the tour guide or Company representative.

11. Client Responsibility 11.1. It is the Client’s sole responsibility to ensure that passports, visas, travel permits and inoculations required for the tour, are obtained well in advance and are in order in terms of all the countries to be visited. It is the Client’s responsibility to meet any additional costs incurred either by the Client (or by the Company on the Client’s behalf) as a result of any failure by the Client to comply with such requirements.

The Company may not be held liable for any failure on the part of a client to be in possession of the correct travel documentation.

11.2. The onus is on the Client concerned to fully acquaint themselves with the Terms and Conditions set herein and all matters such as visas, required documentation, payment schedules and cancellation policies.

12. Luggage Allowance Baggage is strictly limited to one large bag, weighing a maximum of 12 kg. Also allowed will be a smaller hand-luggage bag or camera bag per Client. These restrictions are essential because of the nature of the tour.

Because overloaded vehicles are inherently dangerous and cause unnecessary transport problems, potentially endangering Clients and Company representatives, the Company insists that every Client adhere to these luggage restrictions.

13. Booking on scheduled departures 13.1. Group Size

Our group size usually varies between 2 and 12 maximum. By travelling in small groups, the advantages are that campsites and/or lodges are not invaded and time is not wasted in trying to assemble and control large groups of people. It also enables the Company to offer a far more personal service. Our safaris are usually made up of individuals, couples and sometimes groups of friends aged between 18 and 65 years. With the mere physical and youthful mentality which prevails on these tours, they are generally not suited to anybody over the age of 65 years. There is no upper age limit on any tour or safari, but for any Client over the age of 66, the Company requires a medical certificate to confirm physical ability for the chosen tour. Indemnity forms must be completed by a parent or guardian of 21 years or older, for children wishing to participate who are between the ages of 12 and 18.

13.2. Transport

Jenman African Safaris cc vehicle fleet comprises fully equipped Toyota Buses (10-seaters), Toyota Land cruiser 4x4 (10-seaters) and Toyota overland trucks (24-seaters for customized tours) with comfortable seating, windows for game viewing and music systems. Additionally, we make use of Toyota Quantum (14-seaters with comfortable seating and music system.) An off-road trailer is fitted to all 10-seater vehicles and is equipped with a field kitchen. All luggage is carried on the roof, in the trailer or in the back of the vehicle.

13.3. Participation

The degree of satisfaction and enjoyment you feel at the end of each day and at the end of the trip will depend on you and your capacity to enjoy yourself. This capacity, combined with an active and enquiring mind and a willingness to participate, is essential for all tours. The Company offers two types of participation safaris: Non participation, where clients do not need to participate in safari duties; SemiParticipation where the clients have to put their own tents up, help with food preparation, dish-washing and help with the packing and unpacking of the vehicle. A degree of flexibility is essential because of the mere nature of the parameters in which we have to operate.

13.4. Accommodation

For Camping safaris, the Company makes use of one 3-person dome tent per 2 people. Thick (5cm) foam sleeping mattresses are provided for these camping safaris. Other accommodation utilised includes bungalows, rondavels, log cabins, lodges, hotels and tented safari camps, for days where accommodation is specified in the itinerary.

13.5. Prices and Local Payment

We endeavour to ensure that every Client is fully aware of all costs involved on each trip. The costs on some tours are divided into two payments. The first amount is paid directly to Jenman Safaris or the Agent before the tour commences; the second amount is the local payment. The local payment must be paid directly to your tour guide in cash in the currency specified on the itinerary. The local payment covers day-to-day group expenses like food, entry fees, local guides etc. Our price, in conjunction with the local payment, includes accommodation, transport on the tour, meals and activities as per itinerary, camping equipment (except sleeping bags), permits, entry fees and a trained and qualified tour guide.

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